Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Really?
I'm not sure Budweiser has the right anymore to keep calling themselves "The Great American Lager" in their commercials. At best they could say "The Great Lager for Americans", but I found it completely disingenuous during the All-Star game last night when they still used their original tagline, which is no longer valid. Sorry, but you've given up that right.
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3 comments:
Agreed. I won't let that swill touch the inside of my fridge ever again.
A cooler in the backyard, maybe.
What's the point, really? I mean, Bud and Bud light are fine to drink, nothing wrong with them. But the main thing they had going for them was they were the best inexpensive American beer. Now that they're not American, why would you go with them? Bud offers no advantage over any other product now.
Looks like it's time for The Banquet Beer.
Negative K. Coors is now MolsonCoors, and I think they're owned or in a JV with SABMiller which is South African.
Yuengling. America's oldest brewery.