Hudepohl Pure Lager Beer Crowntainer

Hudepohl Pure Lager Crowntainer

The Hudepohl Pure Lager Beer Crowntainer was produced by The Hudepohl Brewing Company of Cincinnati, Ohio. Founded in 1885 by Ludwig Hudepohl II, the brewery became one of the cornerstone institutions of Cincinnati's rich German-American brewing tradition, re-establishing substantial regional distribution following the repeal of Prohibition.

This 12-ounce container carries an Internal Revenue Tax Paid (IRTP) tax statement alongside a mandatory statement specifying that the beer contains not more than 3.2% alcohol by weight. Such alcohol statements were required by various state laws during the mid-20th century to comply with regional beverage distribution and taxation statutes.

The label presentation centers on an angled white banner displaying the "Hudepohl" name in bold gothic lettering alongside "Pure Lager" in flowing script. Positioned directly above the brand lettering is the brewery's circular "HB" monogram emblem enclosed within decorative concentric arcs and accented with detailed illustrations of barley stalks and hop cones. The base of the label incorporates an ornate patterned band above the brewery name and Cincinnati location statement.