Storz Triumph Beer Flat Top Can

Omaha's Storz Triumph Lager Can

Produced by the Storz Brewing Company in Omaha, Nebraska, this flat top container represents one of the signature post-war offerings of the historic Midwestern regional brewery. Founded by German immigrant Gottlieb Storz in the late 19th century, the company grew into one of Nebraska's largest and longest-running brewing institutions.

Design and Features

The label artwork features a dynamic composition dominated by a bold diagonal blue sash displaying the "Triumph" nameplate in white serif lettering. Directly beneath the banner, set against a central gold field, is a row of three illustrated gold award medals. These medallions pay tribute to the major industrial awards Storz earned across its brewing history, including accolades from the 1898 Trans-Mississippi Exposition in Omaha, the 1905 Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition in Portland, and international competitions in Europe.

Along the lower white band, the slogan "WORLD'S FINEST" accompanies the "Lager Beer" designation printed in blue script font. In breweriana collecting, this blue lettering serves as the defining identifier distinguishing the design from other variations that feature red script text.