The Champagne of Costumes.

September 5th, 2009 § 1 Comment

Miller High Life Girl in the Moon

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On several occasions this week, Miller High Life showed up. An afternoon beer here, a couple over a conversation there. It’s cheap. It’s good. It’s nostalgic: It was introduced in 1903. It’s one of the beers I remember my dad drinking when I was a kid. It’s oddly fancy: golden color, gold foil label, and the tagline? Classic.

This spike in High Life, along with talking about upcoming Halloween, reminds me of one of my dream costumes: The High Life Girl in the Moon on the bottle. Other gals have pulled it off: here. here. and here. I’d love to pull this Annie Oakley-esque commercial American icon off, too.

Someday I’ll have a big enough Halloween occasion to put it together. I don’t need much of an occasion to have a few High Lifes, though. It is the Champagne of Beers, after all.

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