Based on the success of last year's limited edition blaze orange cans of Miller High Life, the Milwaukee-based brewer will begin selling its flagship adult beverage packaged in camouflage-patterned cans beginning October 1. The camo-can 24- and 30-packs continue the brand's affiliations with Whitetails Unlimited and Pheasants Forever. Just don't set one down while you're in the woods, or you might never find it. CNBC reports. (Click photo for larger image.)
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September 29, 2008
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Both links go to the same place. The CNBC link appears to be the broken one.
Posted by: Bitter | September 29, 2008 at 02:54 PM