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Entrant: alma DDB, Miami
Brand: Miller Lite
Title: "Beernaments"
Corporate Name of Client: Molson Coors
Associate Director, Client Development: Trish Galvez-Tuel
Media Company: Connect, Chicago
Director of Strategy - Connect: Sean Pann
PR Company: Edelman, Chicago
Senior Account Supervisor - Edelman: Derek Wimer
Full Service Agencies Companies: alma DDB, Miami/DDB Chicago, Chicago/DDB San Fransisco, San Francisco
Founder/Chairman - alma DDB: Luis Miguel Messianu
Chief Creative Officer - DDB North America: Ari Weiss
Chief Creative Officer - alma DDB: Alvar Suñol
Executive Creative Directors - alma DDB: Jorge Murillo/Christian Liu
Executive Creative Director - DDB San Francisco: Ben Wolan
Creative Directors - alma DDB: Juan Camilo Vadivieso/Jonathan Garcia
Associate Creative Director - alma DDB: Martin De Ferrari
Associate Creative Directors - DDB San Francisco: Oskars Trinitis/Carlos Savage
Copywriter - DDB Chicago: Ken Bates
Art Director - DDB Chicago: Lane Hedler
Executive Art Producer - DDB Chicago: Suzanne Koller
Senior Print Producer - DDB Chicago: Carla Nieto
Design Lead - DDB Chicago: Dru Jennett
Project Management Director - DDB Chicago: Jen Polan
Project Coordinator - DDB Chicago: Victoria Rodriguez
Talent Manager - DDB Chicago: David Greene
Agency Chief Strategy Officer - DDB North America: Eric Zuncic
Senior Strategist - DDB Chicago: Alex Danks
Junior Strategist - DDB Chicago: Abby Deyhle
Agency Account Executive - alma DDB: Daniela Cardenas
Senior Production Business Manager - DDB Chicago: Robert Shin
Agency Account Executive - DDB Chicago: Raneen Onallah
Agency Account Supervisor - alma DDB: Adriana Pineda
Agency Account Supervisor - DDB Chicago: Dee Dee Morrow
Agency Group Account Director - alma DDB: Beatriz Del Amo
Agency Group Account Director - DDB Chicago: Kiska Howell
Agency Account Director - alma DDB: Jose Hawayek
Agency Account Director - DDB Chicago: Diana El-Chantaf
Agency Planning Director - alma DDB: Mauricio Cadena
Production Company: Kaleidoscope, New York
Director of Studio Production: Brian Winterton
Studio Manager: Yvette Doud
Model Shop Manager: Chuck Judy
Mechanical Engineer, Designer: Rob Jack
Senior Project Manager: Bryan Nendze
Mock Up Artist: Alan Thomas
Packaging Manager: Tom Herbert
Retouchers: Mickey Chesky/Michael Meyer

Description:
The holidays are already full of moments that compete with Miller Time. During the 2021 holiday season, Miller Lite wanted to introduce a unique way to bring Miller Time back to consumers during the hectic holidays.

The challenge: Help people escape the obligatory occasions that dominate the Holiday season to enjoy Miller Time instead.

Launching weeks before Christmas, Miller Lite introduced Beernaments— special edition drinkable Christmas ornaments that could be hung on Christmas trees for decoration.

Beernaments could be purchased on the brand’s exclusive microsite, beernaments.com, for $19.75 (the year Miller Lite was born) in a set of six. The festive ornaments were injection-molded using rigid resin and finished with pearlescent color and satin pearl, a seasonal nod to the perennial Miller Lite can.

A printer then applied the artwork using a PAD printing process.

All consumers had to do was crack them, drink them and hang them.

The effort was amplified through media placements, paid and earned influencer partnerships and social media, including an OLV with actor and comedian Jimmy O. Yang promoting the exclusive holiday décor.

The Beernaments helped Miller Lite stay top-of-mind and drove a spike in sales during the holiday season. The ornament quickly went viral, selling 15,000 units in just 96 seconds.

Beernaments.com also averaged 5,000 consumers during daily release times, nearly 10% of which were first-time shoppers at the Miller Lite online store. Once they sold out on the Beernaments microsite, they immediately hit the resale market, with some being sold for nearly $290, compared to their original retail price of $19.75.

The effort resulted in over 550 earned media placements and achieved 90% positive/neutral social sentiment. In the end, the campaign drove 1 billion impressions and resulted in +3.4 volume growth in December, the strongest growth in five years. Talk about a fun holiday season.