Rush Henderson Moving Pictures Anniversary Glass Beer Bottle Coasters Moon EMPTY

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A GREAT Rush Collectible for that Rush Geek in your Life!!
WHY ARE WE HERE? ----  Here for the Beer
In honour of the 40th anniversary of Rush's eighth studio album,
Moving Pictures
, Henderson Brewing and Rush have teamed up once again. This time, for a very special limited edition ale.
This listing is for 1
empty
Moving Pictures Limited Edition Beer Bottle (ONLY AVAILABLE HERE) .
This bottle has very cool Silver-Red embossing and has an almost 3D look to it.
and 1 Rush Starman AND 1 Moving Pitchers Henderson Beer Coaster
These were ONLY AVAILABLE in Canada...but as an empty our US friends can at least have the collectible empty bottle.
OFFICIALLY LICENSED Rush Merchandise
It started during the R40 tour when, after a gig, someone handed front man Geddy Lee a bottle of Robinson’s “Iron Maiden -Trooper” beer. Geddy took one look at it and jokingly asked where the Rush beer was. That quip stayed in the mind of the band, and recognizing the growing craft beer movement, particularly in their hometown of Toronto, the band decided to look into it seriously.
Beer has always been an important part of the touring experience for the band. That first after-show beer helping to draw a line between the focus of performing and the wind-down that follows. After hundreds of shows in so many countries around the world, the band really began to see how different beer could be.
“When I get off stage, I really, really enjoy an ice-cold beer, it’s like a little reward,” commented Geddy Lee on a recent visit to Henderson Brewery.
The band chose Henderson as they are one of the fastest growing micro-breweries in Canada and have won many gold medals for their beer. As is true with all of Rush ethos, quality is key. It didn’t hurt that the hometown brewery also had a love for the band given Henderson had previously released a “Put Your Scarf On Geddy” limited edition Canadian Imperial Stout in 2016.
In the summer of 2020 Rush and Henderson began taste testing many prototype brews and early in 2021 the band and the brewery both felt they had come up with a brew they could stand behind.