Rolling Rock is an extra pale lager, known for its signature green bottles and a painted label. Originally produced by The Latrobe Brewing Company beginning in 1939, it was purchased by Anheuser-Busch in 2006 and is currently brewed in Newark, New Jersey. The beer has a light taste comparable to other American-style lagers. The beer was originally popular in Western Pennsylvania and spread throughout the country.
Rolling Rock Brands
Rock Green Light: RateBeer
Rolling Rock Light (Retired): RateBeer
Rolling Rock Ice (Retired): BeerPal.com
Rolling Rock Bock (Retired): RateBeer
Rolling Rock Black (Retired): RateBeer
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Fast Facts
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First brewed in 1939
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There are 3 '33's on each bottle, with many theories as to why they are there, but the most common explanation is the number of words in the slogan
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Sponsored the [http
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33 word slogan
"Rolling Rock from glass lined tanks in the Laurel Highlands. We tender this premium beer for your enjoyment as a tribute to your good taste. It comes from the mountain springs to you."
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Featured in several films, including the [http
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