News & Updates

Convenience stores work around cold beer prohibition as stations will be selling reusable Glacier Bags that will make beer cold "by the time that customer reaches their destination."

For years, gas stations have been pushing for lawmakers to update Indiana's code, allowing them to sell cold beer with their alcohol licenses. And for years, they have been thwarted by liquor stores unwilling to share their cold beer profits.

"Want cold beer? Then say, 'Goodbye' to Styrofoam coolers and bulky bags of ice, and thankfully goodbye to overpriced scary liquor stores," an advertisement for the new bag says. Take a look at the actual video below!

INDIANAPOLIS (WTHR) - Some convenience stores in Indiana may be working on a loophole to get you cold beer. While you can now buy beer on Sundays in Indiana, grocery stores and gas stations still can't sell cold beer.

The Glacier Bag is out to change that. After putting your warm beer in the reusable bag, you fill it with ice from the fountain machine. It promises to cool your beer in just 15 minutes and keep cooling the beer for hours. Check out the video below to see the Glacier Bag on live tv!

Convenience stores throughout Indiana will begin to market a better way for customers to buy beverages with the use of the Glacier Bags.

Take a look at the video below to fully understand how the Glacier Bags will solve the warm beer problem!

Click here to read the full press release issued by the Indiana Petroleum Marketers and Convenience Stores Association and their Executive Director Scot Imus.