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An American
Classic Turns 70

Limited Special Edition

Limited-Edition 70th Anniversary Kettle Collection

In 1952, our founder George Stephen introduced a charcoal kettle grill that started a global outdoor cooking revolution. This limited-edition Collection celebrates Weber’s innovative spirit and passion for creating a better grilling experience for people everywhere. Available in four heritage colors with intricate details that reflect American culture in the 1950s, these kettles pay tribute to the past, present, and future of cooking outside.

  • Rock N Roll Blue

    Rock N Roll Blue exterior harkens back to the 50s era when rock and roll swept the nation and the kettle was born.

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    ​Hot Rod Yellow

    Hot Rod Yellow exterior is a nod to the classic models of cars popularized in the 1950s, when the kettle originated.

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    Hollywood Gray

    The Hollywood Gray exterior is a nod to the classic black and white films of the ‘50s era when the kettle originated.

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    Diner Green

    Diner Green exterior is a harkens to the classic diners from the ‘50s when the kettle originated. 

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The Celebration is in the Details

70th anniversary wood-like nylon handles



'50s hood ornament inspired lid thermometer

Damper handle with 70th anniversary logo

Commemorative white-walled wheels

Solid bottom utility tray with 70th anniversary logo

Made in the USA with globally sourced components.

70th Anniversary Special Packaging

Each kettle comes with a limited-edition, retro-themed metal sign and bottle opener.

The Original Grillmaster

Back in 1952, a love of good barbecue lit a fire under George Stephen. He loved to grill, and found grilling the perfect way to relax, but couldn’t find a grill on the market that lived up to his high expectations. An employee of Weber Brothers Metal Works just outside of Chicago, George welded metal buoys for a local yacht club. And our story begins.

Our History