Which innovative beverage packaging design, introduced in the 1960s and featured in Andy Warhol's famous pop art, revolutionized on-the-go drinking and remains iconic in pop culture today?

In the world of pop culture, product packaging doesn't just protect what's inside—it becomes part of our cultural lexicon. Some designs are so revolutionary they transform not just the brand but how we interact with everyday items. This trivia question explores one of the most significant packaging design innovations that forever changed how we consume a beloved beverage and became a pop culture icon in its own right.

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The pull-tab aluminum can (invented by Ermal Fraze)
The pop-top plastic bottle cap (by DuPont)
The ring-pull aluminum can (designed by Reynolds Metals)
The screw-top aluminum bottle (developed by Crown Cork)