Stella Artois teamed up with We're Not Really Strangers to launch a collection of limited-edition conversational beer bottles for the holiday season. The bottles are adorned in the same green tint that Stella Artois fans know and love, but with a unique label. The label features conversation starters from We're Not Really Strangers to foster connection between people this holiday season.
Examples of the conversation starters include "What’s a dream that you still have?" or "What role has luck played in your life?" These questions encourage meaningful connections without being overly intrusive into personal privacy. The Founder of We're Not Really Strangers, Koreen Odiney, stated: "We’re all about fostering deeper connections, so we jumped at the chance to partner with Stella and create these conversation bottles," when speaking on the collaborative promotion.
The limited-edition Stella Artois bottles will soon be available in Washington D.C., Philadelphia, New York City, Detroit, and more select cities across the Northeast.
Conversational Beer Bottles
Stella Artois' We're Not Really Strangers Promotion Fosters Connection
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