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Coors Golden Banquet Beer Commemorative 1936 Bottle / Commemorative Cans

1/16/2013 01:11:00 AM ,

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Here’s a peek at another retro package coming from Miller Coors for their Golden Banquet Beer.  This 12oz bottle is a commemorative 1936 package as Coors celebrates their 140th year of brewing in Golden Colorado.  This beer will come in at 5% ABV.  I've also added in a set of three 1873 commemorative Coors Banquet cans below.





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6 comments (click to read or post):

  1. Anonymous07 July, 2013 20:59

    please put the 1936 bottle on the shelf permanently! 18 pack would be great!!! Montana loves COORS!

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  2. Anonymous20 July, 2013 21:17

    LOVE THE ORIGINAL COORS LOVE THE STYLE OF 1936 BOTTLE PLEASE RELEASE TO SELL PUBLICALLY AND LET IT BE PERMANENT !! CHICAGO ILL LOVES COORS !!

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  3. Anonymous08 December, 2013 19:24

    We love Coors 1936 bottle wife doesn't drink beer but enjoys these bottles Thank You gope they stay permanent 12 or 18 pack would be awesome. Glendale Az

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  4. Anonymous13 February, 2014 12:43

    please keep the 1936 coors package it has switched me back to coors. louie ysursa ,idaho

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  5. Anonymous08 March, 2014 00:10

    best beer ever and love the old tyme bottle!!!! love coors, Tazewell tn.

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  6. Anonymous28 March, 2015 23:06

    love the 1936 bottle...wonder why that shape was ever changed.

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