Only a Cold Mountain Dew Shows This GoT Kill List

The history of the cold-activated can goes back 10 years. Coors "pioneered" the technology as a gimmick to alert beer drinkers of the "optimal" temperature to drink Coors Light and Coors Banquet. The mountains turn blue? It's bottoms-up time. Fast-forward to today, and that same technology is part of a marketing crossover between Mountain Dew...

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