Pretty Please. . .
With a Cherry On Top?
The most recent, high-profile example of this is Coors Light’s Cold Activated Bottle, developed by Hallcrest, a Chicago-based manufacturer of temperature-sensitive, color-changing inks. Hallcrest created a label that changes the color of Coors’ signature mountains from white to blue, indicating that the beverage is cold enough to drink.
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