ST. LOUIS – Fitz’s Root Beer and Jefferson National Parks Association have teamed up to create a new root beer bottle.
A portion of sales will benefit the arch’s partner, National Parks Association.
“What better way to celebrate the new Gateway Arch experience – from the renovated park grounds and riverfront to the brand-new museum – than with one of the most iconic names in craft soda microbrewing,” says David Grove, President and CEO of JNPA. “This bottle reflects an exciting partnership with Fitz’s – one that will help us provide educational programming to the Gateway Arch National Park visitors. We are so thankful to Michael Alter and Fitz’s for creating this incredible opportunity for people to enjoy delicious Fitz’s Root Beer while celebrating the Arch.”
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“Partnering with Jefferson National Parks Association on this project has been a thrill from start to finish,” says Michael Alter, owner/president of Fitz’s. “Showcasing the Arch on our bottles and giving back to JNPA so they can continue their amazing work is quite special for us.”
The limited-edition bottles and 4-pack carriers are available at The Arch Store, the Old Courthouse gift shop, Fitz’s in the Delmar Loop and select stores throughout the St. Louis area, including Schnucks Markets and Straub’s. The limited-edition bottles will be available through this fall.
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