You can get a VB button in your home that will deliver a case of beer every time you press it

There are certain inventions that have gone down in history as humungous game-changers.

The wheel. The printing press. The telephone. The internet.

Well, my friends, we are blessed to share with you the next mind-blowing and truly incredible product that will leave your mouth on the floor.

Victoria Bitter has teamed up with Jimmy Brings to launch a special button that you can install in your home that will deliver a case of beer to your home when you press it.

We're not kidding you.

You could have a delicious slab on your doorstep in minutes with a simple button.

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"Whether it’s half-time in the big footy game you’re watching on TV or you’ve been out in the yard all day, the Big Green Button can get Aussie beer lovers sorted," a press release states.

"Thanks to the handy magnet inside, it can live on your fridge, shed or desk.

"Tap the button twice to summon the Jimmy Brings beer fairy - you’ll first hear an iconic VB tune, then your VB case will be added to your cart.

"Confirm your order via the Jimmy Brings website for VB in minutes."

Okay, it's not a massive leap from just ordering it on your phone like you normally would, but it's still pretty cool to have a beer button.

They're available for $10 on the Jimmy Brings website.

Luke Calavassy, head of Jimmy Brings, said: “Just when you thought ordering via Jimmy Brings couldn’t get any easier, we have proudly teamed up with VB to bring the Big Green Button to life.

“Now VB lovers can get a case of stubbies delivered to their door in minutes, with the tap of a button.”

Head of Classic Brands at CUB, Sarah Wilcox added: “As one of Australia’s favourite beers, we are always looking for new ways to deliver to our loyal customers in easy and exciting ways.

“We’re so excited to partner with Jimmy Brings to deliver Victoria Bitters thanks to the Big Green Button.”

So, what are you waiting for?

Topics: Australia

Stewart Perrie

Stewart Perrie is a Senior Journalist at LADbible. Stewart has covered the conflict in Syria for LADbible, interviewing a doctor on the front line, and has contributed to the hugely successful UOKM8 campaign. He is in charge of the LADbible Australia editorial content and social presence.

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