Miller Lite is giving away 50,000 free beers – Here are the places in the United States where you can get one if you meet these requirements

Miller Lite's historic 50th birthday will see free beer giveaway in 18 states

Modified on:
July 24, 2025 3:45 pm

In a first-of-its-kind commemoration of five decades of being the Original Light Beer, Miller Lite is marking 50 years with a massive country-wide beer giveaway on August 1, 2025, which coincides with International Beer Day. The Milwaukee-born brand is offering 50,000 free beers at 450 participating bars in the United States, making it one of the largest organized beer giveaways in American history.

Celebration requirements and eligibility

To participate in this historic celebration, patrons have to be 21 years old and above, which will be strictly enforced at all such participating locations. Photo identification will be required at all sites to affirm age qualification. The age requirement will cover participation in in-bar parties as well as all other types of participation.

Event timing

The coast-to-coast toast will take place from 4:50 PM to 7:00 PM local time on August 1st. The specific 4:50 PM timing is a wonderful twist on the anniversary theme – “for the 50th”. Guests are encouraged to arrive at their designated participating bar sometime within this time frame, though timing will vary by location.

The promotion is for a single free 12-ounce Miller Lite per person as long as supplies last, 44 in the time period stated, and customers must go to their local event for information.

Key locations participating states

The celebration spans 18 states and the District of Columbia, with venues located strategically in major metropolitan areas and college communities. Here is the entire list of participating locations:

Western States

  • Arizona: 5 locations in Scottsdale area and Phoenix
  • Colorado: 27 locations in Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs, and surrounding cities
  • Hawaii: 3 locations in Aiea and Honolulu
  • Montana: 4 locations in Billings, Helena, Bozeman, and Great Falls

Central States

  • Kansas: 1 location in Kansas City
  • Missouri: 2 locations in Kansas City and Springfield
  • Texas: 67 locations (the largest concentration), including large cities like Austin, Dallas, San Antonio, Fort Worth, Houston area, and smaller towns

Eastern States

  • Indiana: 17 sites mostly in Indianapolis, Fishers, Carmel, and Greenwood
  • Louisiana: 25 sites in New Orleans and Baton Rouge region
  • Michigan: 21 sites in Detroit metro region, Grand Rapids, and Lansing
  • New York: 9 sites in Manhattan, Long Island, and suburbs
  • Ohio: 9 sites in Columbus and Miamisburg areas
  • Pennsylvania: 6 sites in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
  • South Carolina: 9 sites in Charleston and Columbia
  • Tennessee: 6 sites in Nashville
  • Virginia: 8 locations in Arlington, Richmond, and Charles City
  • Wisconsin: 23 locations (the state of origin for the brand) in Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay, and the surrounding area
  • District of Columbia: 5 locations in Washington, DC

State exclusions of note

Florida is quite noticeably omitted from the list of states participating, with several accounts quoting in particular that residents of Florida are unable to join in on the free beer promotion. This is suspected to be a result of state-specific law or licensing issues that do not enable Miller Lite to engage in this type of promotional activity in Florida.

The Milwaukee brewery experience

The climax to the celebration will be at the Milwaukee, Wisconsin-based Miller Lite Brewery, where a first-of-all-time “Beer Drop” will represent New Year’s Eve celebrations. A giant six-pack installation where a bigger-than-life Miller Lite can represent each of the U.S. time zones will be part of the activity. The cans will drop one after the other at 4:50 PM in each of the U.S. time zones, creating a cascading celebration across the country.

For those unable to attend a partner bar, Miller Lite is offering alternative ways to join the party. The brewery has clarified that supporters can participate via digital channels, although more details on these channels will be announced closer to the event date. The Milwaukee brewery party will also be live-streamed, so people all over the nation can watch the party from home.

Celebrity endorsements and marketing campaign

The party has won support from leading celebrities, including country artist Luke Combs, who is a Miller Lite brand ambassador. Combs released the giveaway and initiated a “cheers chain” that includes retired Major League Baseball player David Ortiz. The campaign is part of Miller Lite’s 50th anniversary celebration, which has included gold cans in limited release and sponsorships with entertainment personalities like “Saturday Night Live” performer Marcello Hernandez.

Those who wish to participate should go to millerlite.com/find-celebration to find the nearest participating bar and check on specific details. Due to limited supplies and the event falling within peak evening hours, showing up late in the 4:50-7:00 PM window is not advisable. Arrive early within this timeframe. Every participating venue is slightly different with start times and specific procedures, so call the bar itself for confirmation.

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