The number of words in the brewing pledge on the back of the bottle total 33 words. ("Rolling Rock, from the glass lined tanks of Old Latrobe we tender this premium beer for your enjoyment as a ...

may take over the Latrobe plant. A sad week for Latrobe, Pennsylvania. Rolling Rock, the mild beer in the pale green bottle that's carried their town's name around the country since 1939 ...

What does the number "33" symbolize on Rolling Rock beer bottles? For this week's "Ask Kelly," we head out to Latrobe to debunk some popular theories and look for the truth behind one of our area ...

Six years later the Rolling Rock brand was introduced. Named for a nearby estate of the Mellon family, the beer came in seven-ounce brown bottles. Those would later be changed to the familar green ...

Rolling Rock beer — and its famous green bottle — will soon have a new home. Anheuser-Busch Cos. Inc., citing consumers' need for variety in beer, said Friday it will pay $82 million to ...

Rolling Rock has been brewed since 1939 at Latrobe, 50 km east of Pittsburgh, and with its long-necked green bottles and painted labels has a strong following among beer drinkers in the northeast ...

based in St. Louis, bought the Rolling Rock brand in May for $82 million ... Anheuser-Busch said it intends on keeping the beer's famous green bottle and the enigmatic "33" on the label, he ...

"We have the expertise, equipment and capacity to produce the same beer and maintain its traditional ... its St. Louis headquarters on the bottle. Rolling Rock was first brewed in 1939 by Latrobe ...

 Federal regulations require beer bottles to state either where the ... since it plans to add Rolling Rock to more of its 11 U.S. plants.  We have an ideal opportunity to grow this historic ...