Charleston’s best beer can designs

January 24 is Beer Can Appreciation Day – a day that has been celebrated since the very first beer cans were sold back in 1935. Krueger’s Finest Beer and Krueger’s Cream Ale, to be exact.

So, we thought – what better way to celebrate here in Charleston than by highlighting our favorite local beer can designs?

I (Jen) am partial to COAST’s Hop Art can. I love all the bright colors; it *hops* right off the shelf.

Katie’s favorite is Palmetto Brewing’s Nice & Brite Gose can. The colors are beautiful, and the artwork on their cans is usually of something local. Who doesn’t love a gorgeous sunset on Folly Beach?

Now it’s your turn to tell us yours. Leave us a Facebook comment here with your favorite CHS brewery can.

Answered: Your favorite designs

Island Coastal Lager

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Revelry Brewing

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Our readers’ told us they love all of Revelry Brewing’s cans, which were designed by local artist Chris Kemp.

Frothy Beard’s Fashion Nugget IPA

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Design by local artist Chambers Austelle, photo by @youshouldbedrinkingthis.

The Charleston RiverDogs’ BellyItcher IPA

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Pawleys Island Brewing Co.

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Commonhouse Aleworks’ Red Fox Irish Ale

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Designed by Alison Ross.

Holy City Brewing’s Red Kettle Sour

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Holy City Brewing’s Sparkly Princess IPA

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