Wisconsin beer company giving away ‘ice shanty,’ year of free beer
The home comes with light therapy lamps, a grill and ‘classic lake house decor’
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}A brewing company in Wisconsin is trying to bring a bit of summer to the remaining winter months with a new promotion.
Leinenkugel’s -- a Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin-based beer company -- is giving away a $50,000 tiny home inspired by a classic ice fishing hut, but with a summery twist based on its popular Summer Shandy beer.
The "Summer Shandy Ice Shanty" will come with light therapy lamps, a grill, "classic lake house decor" and a year of free Summer Shandy -- or at least $500 to buy a year of Summer Shandy, according to a Facebook post from the brewery.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The house will also have a furnace, holes for fishing, an audio system and Leinenkugel’s swag, the promotion rules said.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}In part, the contest is a way to make sure its fans know how to pronounce the name of their popular beer.
Leinenkugel’s is giving away a 'Summer Shandy Ice Shanty' (not pictured) and a year of free beer as a way to bring a bit of summer to the remaining winter months. (iStock)
"It's pronounced Summer Shandy, with a ‘d;’ not shanty with a ‘t,’" the company told Fox News.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Though Leinenkugel’s is based in Wisconsin, the contest is open to residents of all 50 states and Washington, D.C. According to the promotion rules, the company will deliver the pre-built ice shanty to the winner.
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To enter, fans have to email their "favorite Leinie’s beer that makes anytime feel like summertime" before March 11 to SummerShandyIceShanty@promo.leinie.com, the company told Fox News in a statement.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Last month, Leinenkugel’s -- which is owned by Molson Coors -- said that sales of its Summer Shandy were "surging," despite the cold weather. In fact, the drink’s sales were up 78%.