NEW YORK-- The National Hockey League and Pittsburgh Penguins® today unveiled the 2017 Coors Light NHL Stadium Series™ logo as the team prepares to host intrastate rivals Philadelphia Flyers®. This ...
National Hockey League: NHL unveils logo for 2018 Coors Light Stadium Series
Mondays are a slog for football fans, but now, there’s a hoppy silver lining. On Jan. 15, Coors Light announced it would be temporarily changing its name to “Mondays Light” in solidarity with folks ...
Welcome to the Coors Banquet Beer website. Learn more about our history, brewing process, tours, commercials, and products.
Since its inception in 1873, Coors Banquet has been brewed in the same tradition of the original 150-year-old recipe. Banquet is crafted with 100% Rocky Mountain water, so when you're enjoying a Banquet, you're drinking history.
For nearly a century, Coors Banquet has been a favorite of cowboys, rock stars, presidents and beer lovers. It’s a beer that embodies the spirt of the American West, and whose legacy endures today. In part one of our six-part series exploring the 150-year history of Coors, we’ll take you to Golden, Colorado, where the story of Coors Banquet began.
Bill Coors and Coors Brewing company introduced the environmentally friendly aluminum can, which changed the global industry standard for packaging beverages. A recycling revolution had been sparked.
The Banquet Beer is a result of tradition and can be traced back for generations. Learn more about the Coors brewing process.
THE BARLEY In 1937, Adolph Coors Jr. used Moravian Barley seeds to brew Banquet, which is still linked to the original variety we use today.