Courtesy of Brian Eaton, Anheuser-Busch.Budweiser's American Ale. Our brother in beer blogging, John Foyston at The Beer Here, posted an item about Budweiser's new American Ale, which will be ...

I suspect that the reason I'm reviewing Budweiser American Ale today has much more to do with the subliminal messages I received after seeing this new brew's commercial about thirty times this ...

Pick hit: Budweiser American Ale. Pedigree: This came out a year ago, and I wasn't wild about it. But I have given it another try, and it's grown on me. American-style ales vary; this one is not ...

WELL, I’M CAUGHT between a rock and hard place. Let me explain: Anheuser-Busch, the jolly-about-to-be-Belgian-owned giant, has a new beer: Budweiser American Ale. I like it, and that’s the rub ...

Shock Top Belgian White has taken Amherst by storm this semester. From the Graduate Lounge in the Campus Center, to McMurphy’s, to the Hangar, it’s hard to ignore this brew. But enough is enough.

Photo by Robb Walsh I finally found a six-pack of Budweiser’s new American Ale at Spec’s. It cost me $6.49, the same price I pay for Saint Arnold’s. As you can see, it’s a deep brown color.

Budweiser American Ale - an amber ale - is set to launch in October. Anheuser-Busch, the brewery that built its reputation on lager, is introducing an ale under the Budweiser name.

The Budweiser family has a new addition, and it's an ale. That distinction may be lost on the legions of Bud loyalists who thirst for the brand's signature American-style lager introduced in 1876 b… ...

More than a dozen of America's most popular craft breweries have been bought by global beverage companies in recent years. Craft beer brewers say they're under attack by what they call "Big Beer." ...

MILWAUKEE -- Last month, beer reporter James Arndorfer broke a story that Anheuser-Busch Cos. was readying a new brew called Budweiser American Ale. Trade publications and Anheuser's hometown ...

So, when Budweiser recently flooded my precious interwebs with relentless... I'm no Kalamabrew, but I do enjoy lifting a cold one every now and then and now and later and now and again and always ...