Origins: Rolling Rock is a well-loved gentle-spirited beer produced by a small Pennsylvania brewery that survived for a very long time as an independent before being bought out by Labatts in 1987.

Rolling Rock`s sales force has been increased to 48 people nationwide, from 15 based mainly in Pennsylvania. In a recent interview, Spinelli said the beer had begun to sell well in Texas and ...

Rolling Rock Beer, brewed in Latrobe, Pa., since 1939, is moving to Newark, N.J. Anheuser-Busch purchased Rolling Rock before the move. City Brewing of LaCrosse, Wisc., may take over the Latrobe ...

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 ...

InBev acquired Rolling Rock with its purchase of Canada’s second-biggest brewer Labatt in 1995, but its U.S. beer volumes declined 2.7 percent in 2005, and fourth-quarter volumes showed an even ...

In 1987, Labatt Brewing Co., a dominant Canadian brewer, bought little ol’ Rolling Rock beer from Latrobe Brewing Co. Rolling Rock was a regional beer at the time, a midpriced brand with a blue ...

Anheuser-Busch Cos., the world’s largest brewer, said Friday that it has agreed to buy Rolling Rock from InBev NV for $82 million to attract new drinkers with the lager-style beer. Anheuser-B… ...

PITTSBURGH – The departure of Rolling Rock beer from the tiny Pennsylvania town that it has come to symbolize has left the future of local brewery workers – and the town’s identity – in ...

The garage became the brewing company’s first Pittsburgh beer distributor and was the first known place where Rolling Rock beer was sold, starting in 1935.

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's ...

We sampled Bud Light, Coors Light, PBR, Miller Lite, Rolling Rock, Keystone, and Yuengling to see which one tasted the best.

The beer: This month we turn to Rolling Rock, the one-time pride of Latrobe, Pa. — right up there with Arnold Palmer, Mr. Rogers and the banana split, all of whom/which were also born in Latrobe.