Miller Lite will now deliver beer to your doorstep


If you live in New York, Boston, Seattle, or Washington, you can now conduct a beer run without ever leaving home.
MillerCoors LLC has partnered with Drizly, Inc. to provide a beer delivery service for 12- or 24-packs of Miller Lite. All you have to do is order through the brand's online store, and the beer will come to your house, free shipping and all.
The delivery service begins this weekend, so if you live in one of these four cities, you might find yourself drinking more Miller Lite during the cold winter months. And if you don't love Miller Lite, The Wall Street Journal reports that Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world's largest brewer, is planning to test a delivery service in the U.S. next year.
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Meghan DeMaria is a staff writer at TheWeek.com. She has previously worked for USA Today and Marie Claire.
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