Natural Light wants to buy the naming rights to your garage - USA Today
Have you ever wished to transform your garage into the ultimate man cave? Natural Light wants to help with that.
The beer brand is sponsoring one lucky fan's garage, purchasing its naming rights and transforming it with stadium-inspired upgrades, the company announced on Sept. 23.
"The way Natural Light sees it, the garage is America's most valuable venue," the company said in a news release. "More than just a place to park your car, it's a workshop, headquarters, gameday destination and man cave all rolled into one."
The winning garage owner will receive five years' worth of Natural Light beer money along with a complete sponsorship package designed to make their garage look like a stadium.
Fans 21 years of age and older can enter to win by following Natural Light on Instagram, Facebook or X and commenting #NattyGarage #Sweepstakes on the entry post by Oct. 9, the company said in a news release.
"Natural Light is ready to sponsor your garage and make it an even better place to watch the game, crack an ice-cold Natural Light and hang with friends," said Krystyn Stowe, head of marketing for Busch and Natural family of products at Anheuser-Busch, in a news release.
Natural Light came up with a new way for beer drinkers to keep their drinks cold this past summer.
The beer brand revealed the CoolShed, a shed-sized walk-in beer cooler powered primarily by solar panels on its roof. In other words, the CoolShed harnessed the power of natural light to keep your Natural Lights cold.
The beer brand gave one lucky customer a fully built CoolShed, plus a lifetime supply of beer money in the form of one prepaid card with over $15,000 on it. The first 500 fans who entered for a chance to win also received some beer money.
The company says the CoolShed featured an advanced temperature control system, 250 cubic feet of cooling space and heavy-duty shelving capable of holding "dozens of cases of Natty."
Gabe Hauari is a national trending news reporter at USA TODAY. You can follow him on XΒ @GabeHauariΒ or email him at Gdhauari@usatoday.com.
