How do the mountains on Coor's Light bottles change colors when cold or warm?
Coor's uses "temperature-sensitive thermal chromatic ink technology” that turns the mountains on the label from white to blue when the beer reaches four degrees Celsius (that's 39 degrees Fahrenheit for you Americans down south). ChaCha on!
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