[dynachrome]

Might be aparody site, but amusing.

“Due to the low alcohol content and lack of flavor, Anheuser Busch’s flagship products are deemed suitable for children over 16,”

[dynachrome]

” network of parody, satire, and tomfoolery,”

[Jane Long]

Prost!!

[lee martell]

SATIRE

[Fiji Hill]

Held in a town called Okto on the Bavarian side of the Swiss Alps

Interesting. There's no town in Germany called Okto, Bavaria doesn't share a land border with Switzerland, and the Swiss Alps are a long way from Bavaria.

The only Budweiser beer that Germans would drink would be the real thing from Budweis, Czech Republic.

[Campion]

I think real Budweiser (made in
České Budějovice, formerly Budweis, Czech Republic) owns the “Budweiser” trademark everywhere in Europe.

[nicollo]

They don’t really represent Bavarian brewing, anyway, regardless of what the name suggests.”

Busch stole the name from the Czech breweries of the city of Budweis, which date back to 13th century. Today, AB can't sell "Budweiser" in most of Europe, I believe, although it managed to buy out the trademark in many other markets. It's an ongoing dispute.

[minnesota_bound]

I am not sure what beer is being served....

[Vaduz]

If Budweiser is going to do political posturing it better be on the sane side.