Make your own Miller High Life Gingerbread Dive Bar

I think we can all agree that everyone is over the classic holiday gingerbread house. Despite what Food Network may think, I don’t know anyone who actually wants to build one. And apparently Miller High Life is thinking along the same lines.

“Wait,” I can hear you saying. “What does the Champagne of Beers have to do with gingerbread?” That’s a great question and to put it simply, Miller High Life wants to put a new and fun twist on the whole idea of building a gingerbread house.

Because why spend all that time making a regular old gingerbread house when you can make a Miller High Life branded gingerbread dive bar instead? That’s right, I said dive bar.

According to the press release Guilty Eats received that is exactly what you will be able to do this holiday season. Miller is introducing their very own Gingerbread Dive Bar Kit that will give you everything you need to make a corner dive bar of your very own that you can also eat.

What’s included in the Miller High Life Gingerbread Dive Bar Kit?

And the best part of the whole thing? No oven needed. No recipe to have to follow. Everything is already baked and ready to go. All you have to do is grab a six-pack and enjoy putting the kit together with some friends.

The Miller High Life Gingerbread Dive Bar Kit includes the following to make a dive bar you can call your very own.

• Gingerbread walls made with Miller High Life
• Miller High Life wall art and neon signs made from sugar
• A jukebox
• A pool table that you can eat with pretzel-stick cues and candy pool balls
• An outdoor pergola for those holiday cornhole tournaments
• A Miller-branded floor with maple syrup packets so it will have that authentic sticky feeling

And did we mention that the whole thing lights up? Seriously.

The Miller High Life Gingerbread Dive Bar Kit will only set you back $50 and is exclusively available on the Miller High Life website starting December 6. Can you think of a better way to get into the holiday spirit while having a few beers? We can’t.

What do you think Guilty Eaters? Does the idea of a gingerbread dive bar sound like a great time? Or will you stick to more traditional buildings? Leave a comment below and let us know or join the conversation on our Twitter and Facebook pages.