Talk:Lucky Lager
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Does anyone know the year when the Vancouver brewery closed? Dragomiloff 23:50, 25 April 2006 (UTC)
Someone vandalized this article. I deleted the garbage, leaving the article somewhat discombobulated. Someone who knows what they are talking about should fix it! Dieziege 03:01, 8 May 2006 (UTC)
I don't trust this article, its not well sourced, and Lucky is a beer that is associated with BC, Canada. A cheap Canadian beer! Myciconia 06:03, 18 September 2006 (UTC)
I deleted the "disputed" tag. Just because you've never heard of it, doesn't mean it didn't exist. I've been collecting breweriana for over 30 years, I've researched the history of this brewery in the trade journals of the breweing industry from the 1930s on, and I've even published an article about it in a breweriana magazine and there is nothing inaccurate on this page that I can see. HOWEVER, you are right that it needs better sourcing and I will add the appropriate footnotes when I can. Hanover81 13:41, 18 September 2006 (UTC)
There is some inaccuracies about this history of Lucky Lager. The Azusa brewery was NOT closed in 1971. The Azusa brewery was sold to Miller in 1966, they operated it here for many years before relocating to the new more modern Irwindale plant 4 exits up the freeway in the 1980's. Paul Kalmanovitz NEVER owned the Azusa Brewery. No one has mentioned that Paul's second brewery was the Regal Pale brewery which he took over in 1960 and closed it 6 months later within two years this great San Francisco regional brewery was torn down as Mr. Paul didn't want to pay taxes to SF county on an empty building.
PF Lucky Lager collector
