Why El Charro

Built for silver-and-black Sundays in Las Vegas, when the grills fire up, the tailgates fill in and the whole city turns toward kickoff.

The beer matches the place: a mexican lager that drinks the way the label looks. Crisp and crushable with a hint of lime and a dry finish.

Named for: The silver and black side of town

Spotted in the wild

Where it belongs

Real pours from real people, on trails, at campsites, and out in the open. Tag @tenayacreek when El Charro makes it out to The silver and black side of town.

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