Utica Brewing Company Utica, New York

History

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The Utica Brewing Company was the successor to the pre-Prohibition Fort Schuyler Brewing Company.  After Prohibition, Utica only survived for a few years.  It's brands were sold to West End Brewing Company, which brewed Fort Schuyler as one of its secondary brands for many years.  On the West End cans page, there is a picture of a flat-top can of design similar to the cone tops shown here.    Shown below are a couple of cone top cans, a tray, and a bock beer label from the Utica Brewing Company.   If you'd like to see a larger view of any of the items depicted here, click on the picture.  To return to this screen, use the back button of your browser.    Fort Schuyler Light Ale 12 ounce cone top BCU #24-19     Fort Schuyler Lager 12 ounce cone top BCU #24-20     Fort Schuyler Ales and Lager 11 inches diameter Fort Schuyler Bock Beer 12 ounces

Copyright 2000, 2001 - J. Anthony Pompa
Last Revised - 20 February 2001