Weber's Patriotic Grill Honors U.S. Military with Limited-Edition Kettle
Weber's Patriotic Grill Honors U.S. Military with Limited-Edition Kettle
Weber's Patriotic Grill Honors U.S. Military with Limited-Edition Kettle
Weber has released a limited-edition grill to honour U.S. service members. The Salute to Service Kettle is a charcoal model designed with a patriotic theme. It is available now through Weber’s website and Home Depot stores. The grill was inspired by the original kettle design created by George Stephen in 1952. That model has changed little over the decades. This special edition keeps the classic shape but adds a deep, olive-green porcelain enamel finish with white American flag decals on the lid.
It offers 363 square inches of cooking space, enough for 13 burgers or meals for 6 to 8 people. The grill includes Weber’s One-Touch cleaning system for quick ash removal. A 10-year limited warranty covers the product.
The Salute to Service Kettle is priced at $199. Both Weber and Home Depot are providing discounts for active and retired military personnel. The limited-edition grill combines traditional design with a tribute to the military. Its features and warranty aim to provide durability and ease of use. The exclusive availability and discounts make it a distinct offering for supporters of the armed forces.
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