He moved to a large new brewery plant designed by Adam C. Wagner.
It was the first to introduce cans to the Philly market and later implemented a successful quiz game campaign on cans.
The brand passed on to a few owners before finally ending.
[5] After prohibition, Koelle & Co. built a new plant for the brewery.
Ronald Perelman and his father bought Esslinger's for $800,000 in 1961 and then sold it a few years later at a profit.