Beer is not only the most popular alcoholic beverage in the United States but also a top choice worldwide. Beer-like […] ...

COPY nothing” was the not-very-memorable slogan that accompanied Jaguar’s disastrous attempt to rebrand itself with a group of multi-ethnic, gender-indeterminate actors apparently posing on the ...

Bitty and Beau's coffee shop's slogan is "A human rights movement disguised as a coffee shop." Now its closing, far too soon, ...

Hockey HOFer Mark Messier has joined with Budweiser to “bring back Edmonton’s old ‘City of Champions’ slogan,” according to Karyn Mulcahy of CTVNEWS.ca. The brewery has released a new, limited-edition ...

Before the council voted to do away with the City of Champions slogan, vandals had changed it to read City of Speed Traps amongst other things. But today, Budweiser’s special can, crafted at ...

Ten years ago, Edmonton city council voted 7-5 to officially divest us of the City of Champions slogan from the wooden welcome signs to our fair city because, in the words of Coun. Michael Oshry, “We ...

Also, the Budweiser slogan “King of Beers” is being swapped on the labels with each state’s motto. In Virginia, that’s “Thus Always to Tyrants.” The motto is printed on the beer labels ...

Sales slogans are particularly useful for short-term promotions ... 13 – The King of Beers – (Budweiser) Uses descriptive language to position the brand as a superior product in its category. 14 – The ...

In a Super Bowl commercial lineup that leaned into artificial intelligence, nonspecific meditations on divisiveness and the usual smattering of celebrities, Budweiser rose above the chaff with a ...

Anheuser-Busch, for instance ... Bud Light’s “Up For Whatever” campaign where they printed 140 different slogans on their bottles. For the most part, they were inoffensive (e.g ...

The Budweiser Clydesdales are one of the brand's most recognizable symbols. / Angelina Alcantar/News Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images Introduced just 10 years after the end of the ...

and catchy slogans that have, over the years, become part of our pop-cultural DNA. And here are ten classic beer commercials that have stood the test of time. Budweiser – “Whassup?” (1999) One of the ...