Official Beer Sponsor of the 2010 Olympics

The 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver and Whistler are getting all sorts of corporate sponsors and official suppliers. We've already determined which will be the official airport of the games and who will be the official supplier of dairy products, but what about who is going to provide us with our pint of brew?

VANOC has announced today that Molson will be the official supplier of beer for the 2010 Winter games. When you find yourself at one of the world class sporting events during the games, there's a good chance that you may have a Molson product in your hands, like Canadian, pictured here. That's because Molson will be the exclusive supplier in the beer product/service category for the games. This exclusivity agreement kicks in on January 1, 2009.

An extension of the deal has also been established for the London 2012 Games where the Canadian Olympic team will be supplied with Molson products. Yup, that's what we need: inebriated athletes.

Source: Newswire.ca

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Don Storey said:

To whom it may concern???????????/

I am trying to figure out why you would a beer suppler that first off is not Canadian? Also does not represent Canadain beer comsumers????????/
So Called Canadian beer is owned by US company called Coors or Anhiser??
Just in Saskatchewan We have the best producere of Pilsners and maney other beers in the world??
I am so pissed off that you have to use us beer for the promotions I will not watch your fucking gong show.
We have some of the best beer on the planet. Which has nothing to do with the comercialy produced crap from the us.

You the so called canadian olimpic repersentataives totattly are a piece of shit.

Maybe you should be real Canadian??

Posted at 09:34 PM, on January 18 2010

Official Beer Sponsor of the 2010 Olympics

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