Lucky Lager Aged For Flavor Beer 16 Oz Tab Top Can

Salt Lake City Lucky Lager Pint

Lucky Lager was introduced in 1934 by San Francisco's General Brewing Company, expanding into one of the most prominent beer labels across the Western United States. To keep pace with regional distribution demand, General Brewing expanded operations across multiple western hubs, including a facility in Salt Lake City, Utah, established through the acquisition of the former Fisher Brewing plant.

This 16-ounce half-quart container highlights the brand's recognizable "Aged For Flavor" slogan. The phrase reflects General Brewing's long-standing promotional campaign emphasizing proper maturation and aging guarantees—a core marketing identity for Lucky Lager since the post-Prohibition era. The label showcases the classic Lucky Lager typography and bold red "X" branding, an iconic visual design originally created by artist Charles Stafford Duncan.

Cans from this run carry the mandatory brewery text specifically identifying General Brewing Corp. in Salt Lake City. For regional breweriana collectors, packaging variations are known to exist across production runs, featuring minor differences in mandatory city listings, side-panel legal notices, and manufacturer trademarks.