MONTUCKY COLD SNACKS 16oz 6-PACK

Montucky Cold Snacks, (MCS) was formed and founded on a winter evening in 2011 at the Bacchus Bar in Downtown Bozeman Montana. This was the location where MCS founders Jeremy Gregory and Chad Zeitner began talking about creating a light beer that would be, not only refreshing, but would center its core values around giving back to the communities that supported it as well as celebrating the fun, active, outdoor lifestyle that encompasses Montanan life. That meeting and idea quickly became what is now known as Montucky Cold Snacks.

Our first shiny blue cans hit the market in the fall of 2012 and since then, MCS has garnered statewide distribution in Montana and has expanded its range to include Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado and Texas. During this time the company has remained focused on providing a quality product at a competitive price to other large internationally owned domestic lagers while staying true to their pledge to give 8% of their profits back to local charities and non-profits that support the lands, people, wildlife, art, and ways of life we’ve all come to love; Be it in Montana or any of the other beautiful states in which we are distributed. We like to think of it as ‘Drinking With A Cause,’ and why not? Since our beer has been specifically formulated to refresh after skiing, fishing, hiking, boating, watching the big game, or just about anything else that happens to be awesome, when you drink MCS you get the best of both worlds… giving back to the communities in your area while getting the satisfaction obtained from cold, light, refreshing beer. In fact, in our first four years of business we have given over $38,000.00 to differing non-profits. Beer, refreshment, charity, it’s our core, and as we move forward in this venture, we never plan on letting these values go. The amount of beer we sell is currently microscopic (0.015% of the markets we’re in) in comparison to the other large domestics. Imagine all the good we could do if we were able to achieve even 1% of the domestic beer share (hint: we would have been able to donate over $2,600,000.00 (that’s 2.6 Million) to differing non-profits)!