Lucky Lager Premium Beer 16 Oz Zip Top Can

Salt Lake City Lucky Lager Pint

The Lucky Lager Premium Beer 16 Oz Zip Top Can issued under the General Brewing Company name represents an important era in Rocky Mountain and Western brewing history. Bearing the Salt Lake City, Utah brewery designation, this can originates from the period when General Brewing expanded its regional footprint into Utah to supply the Intermountain West.

The can prominently showcases the iconic Lucky Lager aesthetic, centered around the bold red cross motif originally conceived by San Francisco artist Charles Stafford Duncan. The extended 16-ounce pint format provides a taller canvas for the crisp lettering and vibrant red-and-white graphics, making it a standout tall-boy release among collectors of post-Prohibition regional breweriana.

Mandatory text on this release references General Brewing Company's network of Western production centers, with Salt Lake City featured in the city lineup. Collectors note that variations exist across these tall cans, exhibiting subtle differences in brewery city order, union label placement, metallic sheen, and fine print typography across print runs. This regional packaging remains an enduring artifact of Salt Lake City's mid-century brewing landscape.