A limited-edition Coors Light collectible item has sold out. At least for now. The oversized canister, unveiled earlier this week, is designed to hold three full-sized Coors Light cans at once. Coors ...

Most beer drinkers are familiar with a tallboy, but Coors Light is expanding on that concept in anticipation of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The beer brand on Tuesday, June 9, debuted a new Tallerboy ...

Coors Light has released a limited-edition "Tallerboy" canister that can hold and chill three beer cans at once. The Tallerboy is part of Coors Light's soccer campaign ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup ...

A “tallboy” just got a lot taller. Coors Light has introduced a limited-edition “Tallerboy” canister that can chill three beers at once, rolling out ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup as part of its ...

Coors Light is letting fans pack three beers packed into one giant can in anticipation of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which starts this week with matches on Thursday, June 11. The beer brand on Tuesday, ...

There's no need to get up from your couch to grab a second or third beer. Stasia Brewczynki is a New England–based writer specializing in food, drink, and travel storytelling. Her work appears in ...

Coors Light is debuting a new can for soccer fans in anticipation of the World Cup. The beer brand is launching the Coooors Light Tallerboy, a limited-release, taller-than-a-tallboy canister that ...

The World Cup kicks off today, with the first game—South Africa versus Mexico—starting at 4 p.m. Eastern Time. Three hours before then, soccer fans will get a chance to buy a wacky new product from ...

WASHINGTON — If you've ever had a tallboy beer can and thought "this isn't long enough," then Coors Light has you covered. Starting Thursday, the company is selling a limited number of its new "Coors ...

Serious drinkers and couch-bound participants in American sports culture no doubt know that one of the most difficult aspects of consuming enough beer during a major sports event has historically been ...

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