Get Christmas ready with a Merry High Light from Miller High Life

Christmas time is here and everyone is looking to celebrate including Miller High Life.

The brand is making sure everyone feels some Christmas cheer including at the bar. The beer brand has introduced some fun and unique holiday products and the trend continues with the introduction of the Merry High Light.

The Merry High Light is a neon Christmas tree made to adorn a dive bar. If you’re not a dive bar owner or just want one, these would also look great as Christmas decor in your home. Plus they’re just so sparkly and bright which is one aspect of Christmas we can all get behind.

The Merry High Light from Miller High Life is a 2.5 feet glowing tree with the brand’s logo as its star on the top along with a tree skirt featuring the Girl in the Moon’s iconic striped skirt pattern and is even scented. The scent is a rich and sweet tobacco scent that is most associated with dive bars.

Miller High Life introduces Merry High Light for some dive bar decor.

Thankfully, these go on sale on December 8th so you don’t have to wait long to grab one. The Merry High Light is priced at $120 as it coincides with the brand’s 120th anniversary. In addition, you are guaranteed to get your tree before Christmas. I mean that’s the entire point so it’s awesome to see the brand is making sure it will happen.

If that wasn’t enough, the beer brand is also giving away a collector’s edition of a five-foot tree that features a custom Girl in the Moon tree topper. I feel like Miller High Life has had some great ideas through the years but this one is just so cool and perfect for adding some Christmas decor into your bar.

Regardless if you’re a dive bar owner or just want to add some holiday to your bar, this Merry High Light is just too much fun. I don’t know if it’s because I love Christmas or sparkles or what but I truly cannot get enough of looking at these pictures. Hopefully, they’re just as wonderful in person but you’ll have to let us know.

What do you think of this Merry Hight Light from Miller High Life? Let us know, Guilty Eaters!