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Budweiser got bought out years ago and their recipe changed. They now use some cheaper ingredients. Also, no more excellent Busch beer. I was once addicted to Bud but they cured me of that. Also, no more beer gardens nor hospitality rooms nor Clydesdales.

 

I never eat fast food.

 

A lot of Bend locals were pretty upset when 10 Barrel so-called "sold out" to Anheuser Busch a number of years ago (for nearly $20M !!). They were somewhat pacified, though, finding out that the brewery's brick n' mortar location would remain in town. But, only for a couple of more years??

https://vinepair.com/articles/hop-take-10-barrel-selling-soul/

It's a fun place! Been there many times. Not quite like the firepits @ McMenamins, but fun nonetheless.

I don't read anything about Budweiser being bought out, though...

https://www.anheuser-busch.com/brands.html

 

July 13, 2008
Anheuser Will Be Bought By Belgian InBev for $50 Billion

https://www.cnbc.com/id/25665930/#:...ars to,Stokes served as CEO from 2002 to 2006.

 

Well, there ya go. Thanks for that...

 

This is such a stupid post.

Mom and Pops don't sell Budweiser or other name brands in their stores?

 

grow a sense of humor.......If you don't like my float in the S2 parade next time don't take a picture of it and post it on your homepage......choices

 

Double-variant???

 

You know, Everytime someone says variant, all I see is a wagon VW type 3

 

I think about algebra in high school when I hear it

 

Once you get enough people vaccinated the problem goes away. Most problems in the US are in counties with vaccination rates lower than 40%...

 

Newsmax is saying don't get vaccine because it's against nature. That's the point. It is natural to get smallpox, measles, diphtheria, polio. Vaccines are unnatural. So are electric lights. Corrective lenses. Central heating.

 

Funny how those who talk about wiping out people never include themselves.

 

I’m mean he’s right if you’re looking at it through the lens of the “natural world” and natural selection. Obviously humans have progressed beyond that though in many ways. And then there’s the fact that this virus is most likely not even naturally occurring, but man made, which adds a whole other layer to it.