Price point is a huge driver. Another is large events....like ball games.I'm actually surprised that the big labels still have so much market share given the other options out there. But I agree, there's nothing stopping someone from changing from one cheap beer to another.
But people have short memories. Sure, there will be some holdouts forever because a trans person drank a Bud Light in public, but most will go about their lives - and if Bud Light was their go-to cheap beer, they'll just start ordering it again.
If we're being honest, all beer is an acquired taste. Nobody on this board said "hot damn that's awesome!!" the first time they took a swig....especially of a light beer. Yes, BL, CL, and ML all have a different taste. But it doesn't take long to acquire it. If someone was moved enough to get rid of their BL, the transition isn't a difficult one. They're not THAT different.There is a distinct difference for sure. Coors Light has even less flavor than Bud Light. However, they're all pretty interchangeable if you drink them like I do - a fast drinker on a hot day (or if you're going to be drinking for a while).
I would say though, if anyone was brand loyal, and the majority of what they drank was a particular light beer, then they could have a hard time changing because they do all taste very different.
That's a loaded question sure to get this thread deleted. All I'll say is that it's not just some rando trans person. It's a person that spends their time on all forms of social media targeting young children, even pretending to be a young teenaged girl at times. To me, that's the biggest issue.Budlite was my go to at bars back in the day when I ran around 5 points. But that was 20 years ago and I don’t drink beer anymore.
I don’t get why everyone is boycotting the product because the company put a transgender person on a special run of bottles. Whats the big deal?
Well, those who have decided to boycott Anheuser-Busch must be sure to recognize:...I know plenty of people who will no longer drink any beer produced by Anheuser Busch, not only Bud Light.
My guess is folks that have boycotted AB aren't partaking much in 1-4.Well, those who have decided to boycott Anheuser-Busch must be sure to recognize:
1. Corona is a brand of beer produced by Mexican brewery Cervecería Modelo and owned by Belgian company AB InBev.
2. Stella Artois is owned by Interbrew International B.V. which is a subsidiary of the world's largest brewer, Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV.
3. Beck's is another international brand owned by Anheuser-Busch.
4. And, should you travel to Mexico, realize Modelo is owned by Anheuser-Busch InBev everywhere except the U.S., where it's owned by New York-based Constellation Brands.
AB brands are very easy to avoid and with little effort - why support stupid, or "in your face on purpose" marketing.My guess is folks that have boycotted AB aren't partaking much in 1-4.
More than doubled now...$74/mth.This just proves if people just stood strong together they can make change with all most anything. Let’s use YouTube TV as an example.. if we all cancelled our subscription they would absolutely lower the price to either get us back or attract new customers. When it first launched I believe I was paying like $35 dollars and now it’s all most doubled that and it probably doesn’t cost anymore to maintain the services as it did at $35.
They did use an un-manly brand.If Bud's marketing team thought they really needed to celebrate this Trany, they should have used him in one of their much leaser know beers they produce. Not the bell cow.
They are now just giving it to distributors for free.I wouldn’t drink that stuff if it was free.
Their warehouses are already overflowing - why would they want more?They are now just giving it to distributors for free.
I do not know.Their warehouses are already overflowing - why would they want more?
Bud Light is garbage . . . I don't know why would anyone would waste their money on that junk.
They have a Colorado identity, regardless of where corporate management now resides. They don't want to swing overtly Right.Can Coors light keep up with the increased demand? I'm surprised one of the Bud Light competitors hasn't come out with an ad highlighting its American manliness. Men coming out of coal mines and factories and coming off the football field, etc.
well I remember last year ESPN raised their price to YTTV. so i guess maybe it could cost them more to provide the servicesMore than doubled now...$74/mth.
I like beer. That said I rarely drink it anymore because it packs the pounds on. Given that I like the taste of beer, light beers are not usually on the menu. Between Bud Light and Miller Lite, the latter has more taste, though not great. So my answer is I was anti-Bud Light (and light beers in general) way ahead of the curve. If I really liked it I probably would not engage in a boycott. Since it tastes like water it's easy to avoid. A-B is basically disowning the who situation, saying it was done by an independent ad agency.
I greatly prefer some craft beer with taste. I like IPAs. But I've determined it's easier to keep the weight off with straight bourbon, if you can keep yourself from going crazy on the stuff. I can't really drink heavily without feeling ill, so I do pretty well with bourbon in moderation. Also, I'm on a good health kick and seeing the benefits.
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Anheuser-Busch distributor blames ad agency for Dylan Mulvaney-Bud Light campaign
"We need to clarify the facts that this was one can, one influencer, one post and not a campaign," CEO Michel Doukeris said.justthenews.com
What did coke do?I drink beer. I drank Bud Lite. Bud Lite is a good cheap light beer. I like a light beer. I won’t drink any more A-B products. These liberal fuckheads pull this **** all the time. Don’t drink Coke anymore either.
Got a link?Same - I avoid Woca-Cola when their are alternatives.
I thought BL tasted like crap always. Never buy it anyway nor have I. I hope you aren’t naive enough to think this is about a trans drinking it in public. It’s way bigger than that.I'm actually surprised that the big labels still have so much market share given the other options out there. But I agree, there's nothing stopping someone from changing from one cheap beer to another.
But people have short memories. Sure, there will be some holdouts forever because a trans person drank a Bud Light in public, but most will go about their lives - and if Bud Light was their go-to cheap beer, they'll just start ordering it again.