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Brisk and satisfying with a subtle sweetness and malty refreshment, Coors Banquet Lager Beer is a golden lager beer with 5% ABV. This American lager is a sessionable golden beer with an inviting aroma of freshly baked bread and understated hints of banana and pear complemented by an effervescent mouthfeel and a crisp finish. With a sturdy balance, this canned beer provides the perfect adult beverage for tailgating, barbecues, fishing trips, garage tinkering, camping, and outdoor exploring. Coors' commitment to quality is unwavering, from brewing with only 100% Rocky Mountain water and ingredients like high country Moravian barley to malting in-house to ensure consistency from grain to glass. Pair Coors beer cans with everyday favorite fare such as burgers, barbecue, and wings. Coors Banquet is the result of conviction and tradition that can be traced back more than 140 years.

Utica Club is a premium pilsener-lager made from the finest natural ingredients and aged to perfection. A timeless classic now celebrating more than 70 years in the pantheon of great American beers, UC was the first beer licensed for sale at the end of prohibition and quickly grew to become a legend among beer lovers.

Molson Ice is an award-winning brew, slowly fermented with Molson's prize lager yeast and is then ice-filtered just before being bottled.

Golden in color with a well balanced hop-flavor. The full rounded body is a superb balance between hops and a malty sweetness. Spaten is known as Munich's first brewery and for over 100 years the Spaten brewery has been one of the most important exporters of German beer. Spaten beers are the No. 1 selling authentic Bavarian beers in the United States, which means that the beers are completely unaltered. They are identical to the beer you would be served in Munich. All Spaten Beers adhere strictly to the Bavarian Purity Law of 1516. In 1810 construction of the first brew kettle at the Hallerbraustadel, the "factory", as it is called in the books, that Gabriel Sedlmayr released in 1808 at the west end of Neuhausestrasse. The kettle is only used to refine vinegar. Today at this site stands the Hertie department store.