Yellowstone has quickly become a favorite series for millions of fans. If you find yourself craving a cold beer or a swig of bourbon straight from the bottle affter watching the show, you’re not alone.
Coors Banquet, sometimes referred to as “yellow jackets” are found all over the show Yellowstone. Many characters, most notably the stern but loveable Rip Wheeler can be found kicking back a few of these golden cans. Other Coors products as well as prop whiskey is often pictured in the show.
Coors, and other beers from the MillerCoors family, certainly feature prominently. But so do familiar, yet somehow unrecognizable bottles of whiskey. What exactly are Rip, Beth, and John drinking? Read on to find out more about the beer and spirits that can be found in character hands all over this iconic show.
Which beer brand do they drink on Yellowstone?
Coors beer is all over Yellowstone. Cans and bottles are in the hands of characters, and signs hang in businesses around town. Even other beers from the MillerCoors portfolio can be seen advertised.
This is most likely the result of a paid partnership between the show and MillerCoors, though this information is not publicly available. This type of product placement is a common and creative source of revenue for TV shows and movies.
Why is Coors beer called yellow jacket?
Coors Originals are sometimes called “yellow jackets” on Yellowstone. This nickname comes from the golden label on both cans and bottles of the beer. It’s also a reference to a type of North American wasp: the yellowjacket.
Other nicknames for Coors Original include “Coors Banquet” and “yellow bellies”.
What kind of bourbon do they drink on Yellowstone?
Unlike the blatant branding of Coors all over Yellowstone, most of the bottles of bourbon and whiskey in the show are prop bottles. This is a common practice in TV and movies: propmasters create fake labels for products to avoid having to use a specific brand.
What kind of alcohol do the characters in Yellowstone normally drink?
Rip Wheeler
No one on Yellowstone kicks back as many Coors Banquet beers as Rip Wheeler. A sixer of Coors also features prominently in one of he and Beth’s most iconic (and romantic) scenes in Season 3.
John Dutton
John Dutton is a whiskey drinker and most of his bottles are actually papered with fake labels made by Yellowstone’s propmasters. However, eagle-eyed viewers can spot unmistakable bottles of Bulleit Bourbon in his office.
Beth Dutton
Much like her father, Beth Dutton likes her whiskey, and the bottles she drinks from often have the labels obscured. Their shape and label, however, look more like Southern Comfort—indicating she’s kicking back a more affordable whiskey-based liqueur. She’s also been spotted with bottles of Budweiser.
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Fans of the show have discovered which of the show's characters drinks it. In the hit television show, Beth Dutton is known for her love of bourbon. Beth Dutton is a character who knows what she likes and goes after it with a fierce determination.
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After tying into the show in non-exclusive product placements in past seasons, Coors Banquet made an undisclosed but likely large bet that making it official for “Yellowstone” Season 5 would help the beer “ride its brand awareness and brand-love to new heights,” as one Coors marketer, Tracy Schenck, told the company's ...
In almost all of the bunkhouse scenes the beer of choice is Coors Banquet Beer. The beer often referred to as “yellow jackets” due to its unique yellow color is not only the beer of choice for the bunkhouse cast members but also for the show's most popular character, Rip Wheeler.
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4. Drinking Whiskey and Staring at the Stars. After a fight with Jamie in season 2, Rip joins Beth on the rooftop of John's house. In a romantic moment, the two drink whiskey together and watch the stars.
In season two, after fighting with Jamie, Rip joins Beth on the rooftop of John's home. The two then share a romantic moment, watching the stars while drinking whiskey together. During that time, Beth says that while she's no longer treating whiskey as a crutch, she'll have a sip and stare at the stars with him.
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