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Salted Pilsner
- 5.34% ABV
- Cans
Lucas Lime (Cactus Land .)'s Pilsner. Label approved 26 May 2026.
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- Label submitted18 May 2026
- Label approved26 May 2026
- SpottedNo sighting on file
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This is the 1st of 6 labels we have from Cactus Land Brewing Co. It is one of 28 pilsner labels approved in May 2026. Its label was approved 8 days after it was submitted. The label carries the Brewers Association independent seal.
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The front label features a hand-lettered script wordmark "lucas" in white and green outlined lettering, positioned above a horizontal band of bright kelly green that transitions to cream. A cactus silhouette in dark green sits within a circular emblem at upper left, with "Cactus Land Brewing Co." in serif capitals below it. The back panel presents a decorative scalloped cartouche in cream against the green ground, containing the beer name in script and regulatory information in sans-serif type. Salt-crystal texture is visible throughout the green fields, creating a speckled surface effect across both sides.
From the label“The Lucas Salted Pilsner is an an easy goin' beer with South Texas roots & since the beginning its been a staple of our brewery. In those early days we'd sell out before Saturday night & start brewing the following day. So here's to beating them hot Texas days & spending the evening on a porch with good friends and good conversation.”
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