Posted on 06/11/2023 3:37:58 PM PDT by Morgana
I wonder what the sales figures are at Garth Brooks bar?
The local rodeo had regular Budweiser, or Coors light, in addition to several non-beer alternatives.
Until this year it was an AB/Inbev selection.
To be sincerely honest, Bud Light is not a very good replacement for beer.
In fact, as I finish this post, Bud light is not a beer!
Sorry Bud, you screwed the pooch and, can no longer, peddle your swill as “BEER!”
They are boycotting um to for not taking a stand and backing down.
I walked past the beer cooler at a local Walmart grocery. The bud light was carefully placed behind a support column. Looked like you’d have to move several cases of a different beer from either side to get to the Bud Light and get out a box. Can’t believe that that was an accident. The hot Bud Lights were accessable, however. The same store has really shrunk the Pepsi shelf space - a lot smaller than Dr Pepper brands and a fraction of Woke Coke, so there is that.
They’re still desperate. I saw a commercial for Bud Lite with music by Zac Brown. Adios Zac.
But if InBev owns/controls the breweries does distribution matter?
I just know what they did to Wicked Weed. It’s utter #%@# now.
Event planners really want to use Bud Light because it’s dirt cheap and they can make huge profits at the present time.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AB_InBev_brands
Now that’s good beer!
Yeungling is Americas beer. Conservative, family owed business .
Run by Dick Yeungling’s 5 daughters. They need to start shipping to the west ,so everyone can enjoy it.
Why haven’t the Alphabet Mafia and all of its supporters stepped up to the plate and made up for the lack of sales?
Oh, they were pissed that ABINBEV ‘backed away’ from Dylan and his delusions, so they’re boycotting it too!
As a retirement job I work in retail wine and spirit sales. While I haven’t noticed much of a decline in Bud Lite sales, in our market Bud Lite was never a big seller. Our number one selling beer is Michelob Golden Lite, a AB product inexplicably sold only in the Minnesota market. What I have noticed is increased sales of Modelo and shortages of Coors and Miller products. Clearly there has been a major shift in market trends that is filtering down to even small retail markets.
What I find amazing is that all this backlash was triggered solely by showing Dylan Mulvaney fawning over a Bud Lite can with “his” picture that appeared only on social media. No cans with “his” picture were ever distributed nor were there any ads featuring “him” ever shown on traditional media. Despite what I consider a very limited one off media campaign, the negative effects on Bud Lite have knocked it off being the number one selling beer in the country and triggering a boycott that shows no signs of petering out three months after the launch of this ridiculous social media ad.
One has to consider that the persona of Dylan Mulvaney was considered repugnant to the market. What I personally find particularly cringe worthy is that Mulvaney portrays himself not as a mature young woman, but as a pubescent girl adopting often silly girlish mannerisms. I could imagine Mulvaney having a considerable following among pedophiles.
No. They were required to sell the brewery in Mexico that produces Modelo and Corona for the US market. So InBev does not recognize and profit or sales from
Modelo or Corona in the US.
We were at a function on Saturday for construction industry people, so very blue collar - everyone from the workers, to the foremen, to management - barbecue catered, lots of alcohol, and not a Bud product in sight.
In the past, Bud Light was King, now it’s for Men pretending to be queens.
Bud Light is now “pedo beer” in the mind of the drinking public.
You mean Garth didn’t shame them all back to drinking it? LOL
"Queer beer"
Why the fudge were you drinking Bud Light to begin with? It’s to beer what transsexuals are to women - a poor facsimile.
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