If you're a craft beer aficionado, you've probably noticed the extra-tall 19.2-ounce aluminum beer cans currently gracing store shelves. Those "stovepipe" cans, as they're known in the craft ...

Pete Coors, chairman of MoulsonCoors, wrote in an op-ed Tuesday that President Trump's new aluminum tariffs are damaging the beer business — and consumers will pay more because of the measure.

Molson Coors has evolved into a global beverage giant, expanding beyond beer with strategic acquisitions and partnerships.

Coors® Banquet and Wrangler® announced a fun collab: Beer Wash Jeans, the first-ever denim washed in real Coors beer. Yes, you read that right—Wrangler has taken their iconic denim and given ...

In 1959, he unleashed the 2-piece aluminum beer can that changed the world. Bill Coors didn’t invent the beer can—that is usually credited to the American Can Company.

On Tuesday, the Colorado-based beermaker announced the release of Coors-icles, a non-alcoholic treat that tastes like you've just cracked into an ice-cold can to help you "chill out" if your ...

Coors Light recently introduced its latest holiday promotion, Beer Bows. The bows are exactly what they sound like: multi-pointed standard bows than generally come in a bag of a dozen or more.

Customers can buy a six-pack of the popsicles on the Coors Light website through March 24. They will also be sold at around 800 bars across the country throughout the college basketball tournament.

It’s March which means that college basketball is heating up, but this year Coors Light has come up with a new way to keep things cool. On Tuesday, the beer brand announced the launch of new ...

Molson Coors owns well-known brands such as Miller, Coors, and Blue Moon in North America and Carling in the UK. However, sizable exposure to the secularly challenged midrange and economy beer ...