Sipping beer in between slathers of lip balm sounds downright nasty, but maybe Colorado will be a loyal market for the product.
Sipping beer in between slathers of lip balm sounds downright nasty, but maybe Colorado will be a loyal market for the product.Since 2009, beauty and skincare company eos has been making spherical lip balm in a variety of flavors — strawberry, apricot, vanilla, coconut milk — and now,In a first-of-its-kind collaboration, the two companies announced the limited-edition product on June 11, promising that each swipe of the balm made of shea butter, beeswax and coconut oil"delivers a burst of refreshing citrus," inspired by Blue Moon 's signature garnish.
But why have your beer with a real orange when you could have it with lip balm instead? While drinking too much beer can have dehydrating consequences, at least your lips will stay lush and smooth. "The Valencia orange is more than a garnish. It's a core part of our identity and what makes a Blue Moon a Blue Moon," offers Courtney Benedict with Molson Coors Beverage Company in a statement."Through this unexpected partnership with eos, we're giving fans a whole new way to enjoy that iconic citrus taste – no Valencia orange required." Sipping beer in between slathers of lip balm sounds downright nasty, but maybe Colorado will be a loyal market for the product, since Coors Brewery is based in Golden and residents of the typically dry Centennial State know it is imperative to carry around some kind of lip moisturizer at all times.The limited-edition"Blue Moon x eos Valencia Orange Lip Balm" was released Wednesday, June 11 and is available for purchase online."We're constantly pushing the boundaries of flavor and innovation at eos, and this collaboration with Blue Moon is the perfect example of how we surprise and delight our community," says Soyoung Kang with eos. Well, they're pushing something. Although the lip balm is Blue Moon inspired, it does not contain any alcohol, just a citrusy flavor housed in an orange sphere to resemble an orange. So, pucker up and crack one open. Culture editor. They escaped Florida in 2021 and have been loving the seasons and lifestyle in Denver ever since. Kristen previously worked as an editor at Colorado Community Media and atas an associate managing editor and senior entertainment reporter. Their work has won awards for social justice reporting, features writing and news writing from Top of the Rockies, Florida Press Club and Florida Society of News Editors. Kristen plays the keyboard/keytar/synthesizer, writes music and poetry, and dabbles in too many types of art to list. If you value independent journalism, please consider making a contribution to support our continued coverage of Denver’s vibrant culture and arts scenes.. Westword may earn a portion of sales from products & services purchased through links on our site from our affiliate partners. ©2025 Denver Westword, LLC. All rights reserved.
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