The Buffalo Bills are bringing a fresh batch of oddball game-day flair to the new Highmark Stadium, and the latest item in the mix is a signature beer container with plenty of personality: the Beer Horn.
That addition fits right in with a stadium already getting a giant folding table built into its structure, a nod to the parking-lot chaos Bills fans have made famous while tailgating. For a fan base like this, a beer vessel that looks ready for its own celebration feels almost inevitable.
The horn joins a trend the Bills can trace back to Buffalo’s other team. Last season, the Sabres found real buzz with the Beer Sabre, a sword-shaped container that held 20 ounces of Labatt Blue & Blonde.
The new horn may not have quite the same bite, but it brings the same kind of novelty. It also looks like it may be easier to wear than hold, especially if it comes with a lanyard. The tradeoff is clear: it’s less intimidating than the Sabres’ version, even if it matches the same out-there energy.
Pricing will matter, too. According to The Athletic, the Beer Sabres sold for $27 at KeyBank Center, and at one point they were listed for $300 on eBay. The Beer Horn figures to draw similar attention at first, at least until the novelty settles down.
That may not be a problem in Buffalo. These are the same fans who have been jumping through tables for about a decade, so a strange-looking beer cup could end up becoming just another part of the ritual.
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