Years later, after Prohibition (special thanks to Minnesota Congressman Andrew Volstead for drafting this anti-drinking legislation and quite possibly cursing our Minnesota sports teams in the process), Coors changed the name of Coors Golden Beer. It was made readily available thanks to the Colorado Central Railroad, which did its own chugging all the way from Golden, Colorado-home of the Coors Brewery, of course. The miners’ beer of choice? Coors Golden Beer. They were probably playing popular 19th century drinking games like Flippy Mug, Beer Pebble, and Never Have I Dagnabbit Ever. Somewhere around 1873, Clear Creek Canyon miners packed work camps and banquet halls in Colorado. Many great brands have a great origin story, and Coors Banquet’s beginnings are as rich and flavorful as its beer.
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