Can we identify any and all beers not owned by AB InBev. I know Miller is one (drugs, parties)

[PatrioticSuperman]

OK so Miller is a safe bet that won't be giving money to WOKE Anheiser-Busch now called InBev. I just checked, Coors is owned by them, too.

This means A-B InBev owns:

- Stella Artois
- Beck's
- Coors
- Corona
- (I think they have a controlling steak in Modelo)
- Michelob
- Labatt


Which other ones?

I once bought friends Dos Equis over Models or Corona because Bud Light and Target are now not to be patronized, by most people..... let's keep up the pressure.. Target too...

Maybe Peroni?

[BlakeJones]

Originally Posted by PatrioticSuperman

OK so Miller is a safe bet that won't be giving money to WOKE Anheiser-Busch now called InBev. I just checked, Coors is owned by them, too.

This means A-B InBev owns:

- Stella Artois
- Beck's
- Corona
- (I think they have a controlling steak in Modelo)
- Michelob
- Labatt


Which other ones?

Been through all this. Molson-Coors (-Miller) is also pretty woke but the name of the game right now is to bankrupt Bud. So if you want a beer and have the choice of either, even if Miller is pushing trans hard then you still take the Miller because Bud must be destroyed to make an example out of them.

Same with Walmart / Target. The Walton family is heavily invested in pharma and transing drugs, but be that as it may always choose walmart over Target because all foces must go after Target so they are also bankrupted and made an example of

But FYI the safest mass market beer is Yeungling, American through and through

[Bitey]

Coors is not owned by AB InBev, it's owned by Molson-Coors, which also owns Miller. After a couple decades of intense industry consolidation, those are two of the remaining "Big Three," the third being Heineken.

Being the global mega-brewer AB InBev is, there are over a hundred brands missing from your list. You can find a comprehensive list here, which is kind of unfortunate as there are some damn good beers on that list.

[notnamed]

Isn't Miller being cancelled too for their feminist ad and LGBT support? Hard to keep up.

[Cliff Clavin]

Originally Posted by BlakeJones

Molson-Coors (-Miller) is also pretty woke but the name of the game right now is to bankrupt Bud.

Good luck. I'm doubling up on my Budweiser consumption.

[PatrioticSuperman]

So Coors is safe
Miller is safe
Heineken
.
Any others?

[PatrioticSuperman]

Originally Posted by Cliff Clavin

Good luck. I'm doubling up on my Budweiser consumption.

You're gonna turn into an alcoholic and maybe have a change in gender identity...

Michelob is still InBev, right?

[BoSox 15]

Originally Posted by PatrioticSuperman

So Coors is safe
Miller is safe
Heineken
.
Any others?

What do you mean by "safe"? Coors and Miller directly donate to LGBTQ initiatives. Their website even says "Molson Coors has received a perfect 100 score on the Human Rights Campaign Corporate Equality Index for 18 years in a row, making us one of their “Best Places to Work for LGBTQ Equality” based on our internal policies and external practices. We expanded on our two-decade partnership with HRC last year when Vizzy Hard Seltzer made a three year, $1 million commitment to support the HRC’s mission to advance social change and end discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community."

Sounds like they've been at this longer than Bud, to be honest.

[Goodnight]

Originally Posted by PatrioticSuperman

So Coors is safe
Miller is safe
Heineken
.
Any others?

Safe from what? I could care less about advertising, my rule of thumb is if I like a beer then I will drink it , lots of it. I don't let advertising or politics get into the way of good beer.

Coors has a history of supporting very right wing causes, I don't care.

[kreeyax]

I like Yuengling, but I think they're partnered with Molson-Coors now. I used to drink Bud many years ago, including some of their weirder stuff like Bud Ice. But I haven't bought any Bud in ages. I'll drink it if it's free at parties though.