San Diego, California-based Saint Archer Brewing releases Blonde Ale, White Ale, Pale Ale and IPA beers in 12-oz. cans from Ball; cans made with over 60% recycled aluminum

Elyse Blye

BROOMFIELD, Colorado , April 7, 2014 (press release) – From the heart of San Diego's burgeoning craft beer scene, popular relative newcomer Saint Archer Brewing Company has released their four core beers in 12-ounce cans from Ball Corporation (NYSE: BLL).

"The bottom line is cans speak to who we are as a brand and the lifestyle we all live," says Saint Archer CEO Josh Landan. "Saint Archer was founded by a collection of professional surfers and skateboarders who all love being active and on the move, and cans fit that lifestyle so well. Plus, cans are so good for the beer, that it really just made sense for us."

As of this week, Saint Archer's four best selling beer styles - including their Blonde Ale, White Ale, Pale Ale and IPA - will be available in 100-percent infinitely recyclable, 12-ounce cans in select stores throughout central and southern California.

"When a progressive craft brewer like Saint Archer uses Ball cans, it's a strong confirmation that cans are a great package for quality beer," said Bruce Doelling, vice president, sales, for Ball's North American metal beverage packaging business. "Craft brewers all over the country who focus on quality are recognizing aluminum cans' beer-protecting qualities, including the ability to block out light and oxygen. In addition, cans are inherently sustainable and made with more than 60 percent recycled aluminum, which aligns well with many craft beer consumers."

About Saint Archer Brewing Company

Saint Archer Brewing Company was founded on a unique strain of creative talent - world-class brewers, artists and musicians, and surfers, skateboarders and snowboarders - all coming together with passion and commitment to express a collective true love for handcrafted beer. Saint Archer's been a long time in the tank and hopes you taste their appreciation and gratitude in every sip. To celebrate the launch and illustrate this logical transition for the brand, the Saint Archer team made this short film documenting a skate/surf road trip up the California coast: http://vimeo.com/90649177

About Ball Corporation

Ball Corporation supplies innovative, sustainable packaging solutions for beverage, food and household products customers, as well as aerospace and other technologies and services primarily for the U.S. government. Ball Corporation and its subsidiaries employ 14,500 people worldwide and reported 2013 sales of $8.5 billion. For more information, visit www.ball.com, or connect with us on Facebook or Twitter.

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