Coors Light unveils nail polish that detects if beer is cold enough to drink
Advertisement for Chill Polish (Credit: Coors Light)
GOLDEN, Colo. - Coors Light is taking the idea of grabbing a cold one to the next level this holiday season.
The brewing company has unveiled a new nail polish that detects the temperature of someone’s glass of beer.
Called "Chill Polish," the color-changing nail polish changes from light blue to dark blue when it senses the person’s pint of brew is cold enough to enjoy.
"To see if your pint of Coors Light is as cold as the Rockies, simply paint your nails using Coors Light Chill Polish for a sleek, light blue everyday manicure, then watch them turn to dark blue when holding your cold pint of Coors Light," the company said in a press release.
Photo of Chill Polish (Credit: Coors Light)
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The polish was co-developed with San Francisco-based nail polish brand Le Chat and is available for $7 on shop.coorslight.com. A limited number of polishes will be released every Tuesday, while supplies last.
Coors made headlines in 2007 when it launched a new line of products with beer can labels that changed color when refrigerated to the optimal temperature.
Like "Chill Polish," the feature made it easy to know when beer was too warm to serve.
Coors Light also has other holiday apparel including onesies, scarves and beanies.