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Posted on 12/14/2025 12:46:57 AM PST by Morgana
ST. LOUIS (KTVI) — Budweiser is rewarding adults who have received the COVID-19 vaccine with a free round of beer. Budweiser sat out of this year’s Super Bowl to reallocate funds for COVID-19 vaccine education and awareness.
Now the “King of Beers” continues to drive that message by rewarding those who rolled up their sleeves for the vaccine.
How can you get a free round of beer:
* Budweiser is rewarding people 21 and older who show they’ve been vaccinated with a free round of beer.
* Consumers can upload proof of vaccination (i.e. a selfie with their vaccination sticker) to ABeerOnBud.com to enter to receive the free beer.
* The prize comes in the form of a $5 virtual debit card that can be used to purchase one Budweiser beer.
Budweiser is sharing its “Reunited with Buds” ad featuring the Clydesdales and puppy set to Queen’s legendary hit “Don’t Stop Me Now.”
The new version of the spot encourages consumers to get a vaccine and contribute to the safe return to bars. The spot ran for a short time over the summer, and Budweiser is bringing it back to respond to the countrywide excitement for a safe reopening.
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You can get it all across the USA at larger specialty beer shops.
But Genesee’s distribution network is largely Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York State, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine.
What about a vaccine that protects you against awful beer?
After their last fiasco with the tranny, you wouldn't expect them to say "hold my beer", but.........Jesus.
Free round of beer for heart disease giving vaccine?
Let the Democrats take that offer.
They are stupid.
“Take poison for a Bud!”
Catchy advert...
Very hard pass...
I thought it was the Bee.
Free stuff in exchange for protecting yourself and family from evildoers is something that makes sense. Free stuff in exchange for harming yourself is ... like ... the exact opposite.
“After the Bud Light fiasco, you would think Anhueser Busch would be perceptive enough to avoid any controversy.”
To a hammer the whole world looks like a nail. To a liberal the whole world looks liberal. The liberal simply doesn’t understand what the Dylan Mulvaney was about. The people running Budweiser don’t possess whatever bit of sensitivity is required. It’s like trying to explain “red” to a blind man. No matter how hard you try, it’s not happening. The best thing we can do is starve them of money, so they stop giving money to liberal causes.
It’s definitely not about Beer.
Power and Control.
DeBlasio offering Fries with your Shot.
Good question! The woke jerks running Budweiser can’t care about selling beer from the looks of this. I guess they want to be loved by wine drinkers.
I can’t imagine any free beer worth poisoning myself with a possibly lethal injection.
Will Bud products carry a black box warning like the vaccines are about to recceive?
F.T.S.!
Budweiser hasn’t learned a thing from the Busch Light fiasco.
They must really not want to stay in business… Doubling down on stupid is never a good business model.
I’m in the sticks.
WTH? The Wuhan virus is very old news to everyone except Budweiser. What idiot there got this crap greenlighted? It’s like trying to girlve away cabbage patch dolls as a new marketing campaign. What a bunch of dolts. They must be trying to reduce the brand to nothing to sleep it off cheap. Between this and bud light it just boggles the mind.
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