Fisher Premium Light Beer 16 Oz Tab Top Can

Salt Lake City Fisher 16 Oz Can

The Fisher Premium Light Beer 16-ounce tab top can represents a significant era in Western brewing history, connecting the heritage of Salt Lake City's historic brewing tradition with the regional operations of General Brewing.

Originally established in Utah by German immigrant Albert Fisher, the Fisher brand grew into a dominant regional nameplate across the Intermountain West. Following the transition to General Brewing, the Fisher label remained an established staple with distribution spanning Western markets, with Salt Lake City featured prominently in the packaging mandatories.

Produced in the 16-ounce half-quart format, this container offered a larger alternative to conventional 12-ounce cans. The design showcases the classic Fisher script alongside clean mid-century layout elements and distinct brewery mandatories for General Brewing in Salt Lake City, Utah.

For breweriana collectors, the can serves as an interesting artifact from the era of multi-plant brewing operations. Known variations exist across different manufacturing runs, exhibiting slight differences in text placement, city listings, and volume insignia framing.