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Depends on the beer. Some places pasteurize their beer, others don't. Typically it is not because the brewing process and the alcohol tend to kill off any bacteria that might be a problem.

Draft beer and bottle-conditioned microbrews are not pasteurized. Most of the mega brand beers (Budweiser, Miller, etc.) are pasteurized.

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The only Coors products that are pastuerized are some export products.

Those products for domestic consumption are cold filtered and sterile filled which avoids the heating process of pastuerizaton that may add off flavors to the beer. I guess that accounts for the great taste of Coors products especially original Coors in the brown bottle.

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Yes, Coors beer is pasteurized during the manufacturing process to help extend its shelf life and maintain its quality.

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