Kurt Adler - Budweiser Beer Ornament - Choose your Style
Kurt S. Adler's officially licensed Budweiser ornament collection dresses the King of Beers for the holidays — choose your style from the dropdown, each ornament sold separately. Budweiser styles include a beer bottle with glass cup, a bottle wrapped in Christmas bulbs, a can wearing ear muffs, a resin stein mug, a delivery truck with Clydesdale — the brand's signature holiday image — and a glass Budweiser blimp. Bud Light joins with its own bottle-with-bulbs and can-with-ear-muffs versions.
Materials vary by style — most are resin, with the blimp in blown glass — and sizes run roughly 3.75 to 4.5 inches. Each ornament reproduces authentic label artwork and comes ready to hang.
Product details
- Brand: Kurt S. Adler
- License: Budweiser / Bud Light (official Anheuser-Busch)
- Type: Christmas ornaments
- Materials: Resin; glass (Blimp style)
- Size: approximately 3.75 to 4.5 inches depending on style
- Includes: Hang tag/string
- Condition: Brand new
- Recommended age: 14 and up
- Sold individually by style — one ornament per purchase
Frequently Asked Questions
Which styles are available?
Six Budweiser designs — bottle and glass, bottle with bulbs, can with ear muffs, stein mug, Clydesdale truck, and glass blimp — plus Bud Light bottle and can versions. The dropdown shows current stock.
What's the Clydesdale truck ornament?
A miniature of Budweiser's holiday delivery truck with a Clydesdale — the imagery from the brand's classic Christmas advertising.
Which ornament is glass?
The Budweiser Blimp — a blown-glass piece, which is why it's priced above the resin styles and should be handled like any glass decoration.
Are these official Budweiser products?
Yes — Kurt S. Adler produces them under license from Anheuser-Busch with authentic label artwork.
Do these make good gifts for beer fans?
They're a popular stocking-stuffer category — small, licensed, and priced for gifting, especially paired with the Coca-Cola and other brand ornament lines Kurt Adler produces.
