A dye-based thermochromatic ink-impregnated in the mountains on the label of Coors Light bottles-begins turning from white to blue as the beer’s temperature drops from 48
Labels identify tall, cold ones
Temperature-sensing dyes used to
be too costly for food and beverage packaging, but the economics
changed with the cold activated bottle from Coors Brewing Co., Golden,
CO.
A dye-based thermochromatic ink-impregnated in the mountains on the label of Coors Light bottles-begins turning from white to blue as the beer’s temperature drops from 48
A dye-based thermochromatic ink-impregnated in the mountains on the label of Coors Light bottles-begins turning from white to blue as the beer’s temperature drops from 48
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