Miller Lite claims to be the first light beer, having been introduced in 1975. Miller Lite was followed by Coors Light in 1978 and Budweiser Light in 1982. In the craft beer space, Boston Beer ...

One beer brand is soothing baseball fans who choose bad game day seats with its “Obstructed Brews” contest. Coors Light notes that “passionate baseball fans will grab any seat just to soak ...

Coors Light is tapping into the excitement around home openers by rooting for the underdog and offering select baseball fans who have obstructed-view seats free beer, courtesy the brand. The effort ...

to our economy and value brands like Miller High Life and Keystone Light, we produce many beloved and iconic beers. While Molson Coors' history is rooted in beer, we offer a modern portfolio that ...

the Coors Light maker said on Monday. The company stated that it would look at internal and external candidates to find a replacement for Hattersley, who has been in the beer industry since 1997, ...

And so beer is always going to be core to what we do. It’s a large part of our portfolio, we’ve got some absolutely fantastic brands like Miller High Life, Coors Light, I can run through the ...

to our economy and value brands like Miller High Life and Keystone Light, we produce many beloved and iconic beers. While Molson Coors' history is rooted in beer, we offer a modern portfolio that ...

the Coors Light maker said on Monday. The company stated that it would look at internal and external candidates to find a replacement for Hattersley, who has been in the beer industry since 1997 ...

After decades of hating on Coors beer, the co-owners of Dallas' Stoneleigh ... April — Laura is adding Coors Banquet and Coors Light to the menu. She’s even bringing in “obnoxious” Coors ...

Hattersley has worked in the beer industry for almost three decades, entering the sector in 1997 at South African Breweries. He also held leadership positions at SABMiller, MillerCoors and Molson ...

A strike by frothing-mad beer delivery workers threatens to deprive thousands of Big Apple bars and restaurants – and thirsty New Yorkers – of sweet suds from popular beers such as Coors ...