From Golden, Colorado to snow-covered timber cabins after a day on the slopes, Coors Light has long paired its Silver Bullet cans with winter mountain culture. The Coors Light Christmas Advent Calendar channels that Rocky Mountain lodge atmosphere into a twenty-four-day tabletop countdown. On the front of the rigid collector box, a frosted silver Coors Light can wears a plush red-and-white Santa cap and a thick knitted crimson scarf outside a glowing log chalet, framed by jagged alpine peaks and pine boughs.
Rather than containing liquid beverages, this holiday edition opens across twenty-four numbered compartments to reveal freestanding three-dimensional miniature figurines permanently mounted on flat black circular bases. Each piece stands upright right out of the box, letting you build a miniature mountain-town bar and ski village across a basement counter, office desk, or fireplace ledge.
Silver Bullet Characters, Lodge Props, and Apres-Ski Miniatures

- Holiday Characters Holding Silver Cans: Features Santa Claus in a red Coors Light cap raising a silver can, a sunglasses-wearing reindeer in a red winter scarf holding a can, a blonde holiday character in a knitted Coors Light beanie, and a white polar bear wearing dark shades and a red sweater.
- Mountain Lodge and Campfire Scenes: Includes a vintage red Coors Light pickup truck hauling a snow-dusted pine tree, a wooden oak barrel topped with a Santa hat and twin-peak logo, a red wooden toboggan sleigh carrying a six-pack of silver cans, a red Adirondack lodge chair with a mountain backrest and armrest can, a stone campfire ring with sculpted flames, and a glowing black camp lantern trimmed with holly berries.
- Ski Slope Gear and Barware Icons: Adds a snow-roofed timber ski chalet, reflective blue alpine ski goggles, crossed red-and-white skis with poles, a pom-pom knit beanie with the blue mountain crest, a galvanized silver ice bucket chilling three cans, and a frosted glass beer mug topped with snowy foam.
Built for Home Bars, Man Caves, and Cabin Mantels
Because every miniature rests on a uniform black circular disc base, the twenty-four pieces line up cleanly along narrow bar rails, liquor cabinet shelves, or rustic wood tables without needing hooks or tree branches. Once New Year's Day arrives, the sturdy full-wrap paperboard box stores the entire mountain lodge lineup neatly until next winter.























