Coors & Company Retail Store

All the Coors, blue moon, banquet, etc merchandise you can handle. Also sells some six packs but not the full lineup.
If you are skipping the tour and going straight to the bar or store there is some visitor parking near the entrance.

Great breweriana and collectible beer memorabilia. They always have a changing stock of unique company themed items.

Found some pretty cool souvenier items in the gift shop. We got all things Blue Moon. I got a taster glass with the blue moon logo on it. Also got a bottle opener in the shape of an orange with the blue moon logo on it.
Got some postcards as well. It’s a bit pricey in there, but what gift shop isn’t?

If you are looking for everything Coors and all their related brews and products then this retail store is a must visit before heading out after the brewery tour and free beers at the tasting room.
It’s stacked with all kinds of inventory. If you feel the need to advertise your lushness then pick up that Coors beer shirt, bottle opener, memorabilia, mug, magnet, pint glass, etc. This store pretty much has everything you could want if you are a Coors fan. Heck, the Coors brewery has been around a long time and even survived prohibition.
Prices are as can be expected. It’s like getting off a ride at Disney World and then exiting into the store. Same deal here so expect to shell out some bucks but it was not too bad.
I did pick me up a sweet Coors Banquet Beer trucker hat! Yee-​Haw!

Your typical retail store for a brewery. Shirts, magnets, shorts, bags, stickers, mugs, glasses, etc…
The items as may be expected are a little pricey, you’re probably able to find most of these same exact items for much cheaper online (I did), but if you’re here, minus well right?
Lastly, the staff was friendly and helpful if you are looking for specific hard to locate items.

So the Coors brewing company tour is a nice little tour with a great perk at the end. The tour can be a litle packed, i waited about 45 minutes in line at the shuttle stop. Once on the tour you can go through at your own pace. If you like beer then the information on the tour is very imformative. I would suggest that if you want to see them actually working then go on the tour on a weekday since the plant doesnt operate on the weekend. Halfway through the tour you get to try some fresh Coor or Coors light that has never been bottled or canned. Once you get to the end of the tour your treated to a maximum of 3 beers per person. Bring some cash since outside food is not allowed but they do have some vending machines so that you can buy some snacks with your beer.

So I couldn’t find the brewery tour itself to rate, so I’m rating the store at the end. :-) We came here on a very snowy day when we couldn’t figure out what else to do in subzero temperatures and 8 inches of snow. We’re not skiers.
The tour seems very well setup and very informative. And the free samples at the end? Wonderful. The tour was free, too!
I’d say it’s worth an hour or two of your time and the short trip out to the plant. Would I go do it again? Maybe for the free samples and if I was taking someone new with me. :-)

This Review is first for the tour. The lady who first greets you when you wait in line was awesome and very informative. About when the next bus arrives and when you must be in line for the last tour of the day.
On the shuttle to the plant. Again the Shuttle driver was very informative about other things to do in Golden and the history of Golden and the Coors plant and Family. Cant go wrong with Getting a Golden ticket either.
During Nov Dec and Jan you can opt for a Guided tour. Our Tour Guide was Derrick. And he was great. Explaining everything about the brewing process to the brands they own or work in conjunction with. Was very knowledgeable with answering the many questions we threw at him. And our group was a little larger. And had some confusion because in the beginning some just wanted the samples and to visit the retail store. And he was more than patient while they decided.
My hats off to you Derrick.
I must say the Sampling at the end is great. And the employees in the reception area are more than friendly. Met some great people on the tour from Az as well.
I shall go back and visit the retail store and spend more money.

This review is for the Coor’s factory tour. The tour is free and they show you the whole process. 3 free drinks and a great time. It is a self guided tour, but still plenty of fun.

I love looking at all the goodies! One of the newest finds… cold activated wrapping paper!!!

Pretty cool store if you like stuff with beer logos. I was happy to see the Blue Moon merchandise. The store is located conveniently at the end of the brewery tour right after they have given you the free beer samples. Smart move on their part I have to say, getting me to spend money after drinking a few beers.
Wearing beer logos on your shirt, socks, head and underwear might not be your thing, but I think it’s pretty fun if you’re a fan.

This place great to go into, and it never gets old. Everytime you do the tour (long or short versions) it’s always fun to poke in and see all of the new company propaganda they’ve got to make you their next and most updated mobile billboard.
It works, and the free beers beforehand make the price tags look better as well, so make sure you finish them all before shopping!

After you’ve taken the brewery tour, this is the last stop for souvenirs. They have everything you could ever imagined with Coors and related logos on it. We spotted a couple of T shirts we loved, and had to have them. Be sure you check it out when you go to Golden.