The first Pepsi Can shown above is 15 feet tall and located at the bottling plant in town. It has been there since at least 2012. [map]

The second Pepsi Can is about six feet tall and installed on top of the waterslide at the city swimming pool in Legion Park. It has been there since at least 2009. [map]

The World's Largest Six-Pack of Beer is located at the City Brewery. The cans are over 54 feet tall and are used as holding tanks for beer. They hold enough to fill over seven million cans of beer. The Six-Pack was installed here by the Heileman Brewery which was founded in 1858 and closed in 1999. When Heileman was bought out by City Brewery, the Old Style painted labels were covered with white paint. The cans were later covered with vinyl La Crosse wraps. In 2023, new wraps with the Old Style label were installed. Across the street from this Six-Pack is a statue of King Gambrinus, the King of Beer. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map]

The Six-Pack in Laredo has been here since at least 2007. The building has been used by various beer stores and has been painted with different brands. It was also painted as a Pepsi six-pack around 2005 when the store was known as the Super Six. The building was vacant when this photo was taken in 2018. In 2019, another beer business had moved in. The cans were painted green, white, and red and had some beer labels. They are now painted gold. There is a similar six-pack building in Mission, TX that might have been built by the same company for a beverage business. [map]

This Beer Can is located in front of the Cattleguard liquor store. It was installed sometime after 2013. [map]

This 24-foot-tall Lite Beer Can is installed in front of the On The Rox Pub & Grub. It was built from a water storage tank and has been there since around 2018. [map]

This Budweiser Beer Can is located at Belle Point Ranch. The owner, David McMahon, was a cattle breeder and beer distributor. He had one of his silos painted like Budweiser can by Earl Harris in 1975-1976. [map]