Not really sure these marketing geniuses think that they are selling to. But the vast majority of country bubbas that would drink that swill would not take kindly to Dylan having a seat at their table.

I used to brew at home. That was before the microbrew movement really took hold. Now...I'm lazy and there's a lot of great beer to just buy and drink! Haha. I did brew many beers at an establishment back in California (Brew it Up, later Yolo Brewing) that had all the ingredients and steam kettles. We brewed some great stuff!!!

Wow down voting the fact , That show the Busch family has zero influence over the Budweiser board.
Very objective.

Even thought people think it's generic, I've always liked Bud Light and Bud Ice becauses I acquired a taste for them in college before I tried microbrews or imports. Now if a beer snob says Bud is lowbrow, I can say at least they're doing something to support LGBTQ rights. I'm gong to have one tomorrow... for the the cause of course I'm a bigger fan than ever.

Yup , attack me and say it’s my fault. Very liberal of you

Double down on your ignorance. As Ayn Rand said you can ignore reality but you can’t ignore the conseQuences of reality. You totally ignored the Harvard chemtrails operation, because it didn’t fit your belief system and you chose to label me, when you actually new nothing of the Busch families lack of influence on this matter.

“Posted by Misanthropic-Shrugger 15 hours, 32 minutes ago
How much did they sell? Do they not have influence over the brand (research carefully before you answer, tinfoil hat boy).” You tell me to do the homework in a wise ass way. Yet you knew “NOTHING” of what you were talking about.

But what many fans don't know is that the St. Louis-based clan no longer owns Budweiser, Michelob, or any of the company's other brands. Their shares were sold in a $52 billion deal that was signed more than a decade ago. Here's how the barons of beer lost their empire.Mar 12, 2020
I expect no comment from you of course.

Hey Asswang ,
You sound fully vaxed.
I AB InBev was formed following the merger of American brewer Anheuser-Busch and Belgian-Brazilian brewer InBev, which in turn is a merger of AmBev and Interbrew. Interbrew was formed in 1987 from a merger of the two largest breweries in Belgium: Artois and Piedboeuf.

Who is the largest shareholder of InBev?
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Altria holds 65.6 % of the restricted shares representing 9.34 % of the total number of AB InBev shares excluding treasury shares as at 31 December 2021.
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Fisher Asset Management, LLC 9,458,353 Dec 30, 2022 0.54% 628,980,474
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Royal Bank of Canada 6,892,092 Dec 30, 2022 0.40% 458,324,118
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Anheuser-Busch InBev is controlled by Belgian families Vandamme, de Mévius and de Spoelberch, who as of 2015 owned a combined 28.6% of the company, and Brazilian investors Jorge Paulo Lemann, Carlos Alberto Sicupira and Marcel Telles, who owned 22.7% through their private investment firm 3G Capital.

Conspiracy theorist 17. Misanthropic-shrugged 0

The company was purchased by a Belgium company several years ago.

Tainted bacon yuk.

I don’t always drink beer that’s been drunk before. But when I do.....it’s Miller Lite. Because I’ll hang out with people who can’t spell before I hang out with people who can’t accept reality.

I'm an IPA guy myself...although I'd never turn down a stout... well, now that I think about it, there aren't many home brews I'd turn down, pumpkin for sure.

Haven't drank that dirty dishwater since Sam Adams come out. I bought shares of Sams IPO for $8/share way back when. It was at $1,300 at one point. Shoulda, coulda, woulda.... I still hold my shares.

Pigs are cheaper and there is no residue. And you get bacon. ;)

You should try home brewing if you have time between consulting jobs. Very satisfying.
You can start small/simple using extract and see if you like doing it.
Just keep things sanitary and follow the recipes for good results
(assuming you have a bit of room in or near the kitchen for a
bucket/carboy to sit for a couple weeks to ferment.) Cheers!

Yeah, I don't have enough land or a barn. Oh wait, I do have a detached garage/workshop I could clean out. LOL!

Impale and 'feed the birds.'

Yes, I hope we don't need them.

Soon: Big Horses for sale...

YUCK! LMAO