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Beer brand wishes London a Hoppy Christmas
Thirsty Londoners have flocked to a 27ft beer-baubled Christmas tree for free beer as part of a brand marketing stunt.
The tree, installed at Observation Point on the bank of the river Thames at Southwark, was part of a Christmas marketing stunt from Danish beer brand Carlsberg.
The brand decorated the giant tree with beer glass baubles, candle-lit beer bottles, digital festoon lighting and beer hops, according to Brand Republic.
The first 100 visitors to the tree were given one of the hand-blown glass beer baubles, or ‘beerbles’, from which to drink free Carlsberg lager.
The stunt was part of a year-long Carlsberg marketing campaign, reported on in the drinks business in April this year.
The tree was dispensing free beer from midday to 7pm on December 4, ensuring a small number of Londoners would enjoy a hoppy Christmas.