This Bud really is for you, Texas. Budweiser has launched brewery-market inspired bottles and cans in Texas and 10 other states. The bottles and cans, which sport the state's name in place of the ...

Budweiser has been a mainstay Super Bowl advertiser for years, but reaching younger audiences requires an experiential marketing strategy to promote social sharing and viral publicity. By creating ...

Budweiser is having a throwback moment for the holidays. The Anheuser-Busch company is slapping vintage labels on 1.6 million cases of Budweiser beer bottles.

WASHINGTON — Budweiser is paying tribute this summer to the 12 states where its beers are brewed, including Virginia. Starting this month, and through September, specially-packaged Bud bottles ...

Budweiser 'Rape' Slogan On Bud Light Bottle Label Prompts Apology After Online Uproar Someone At Budweiser Thought This 'Rapey' Beer Slogan Would Be OK Ryan Barrell — The Huffington Post UK ...

If you're interested in some collectible beer bottles to give your kitchen some vintage flair, there are a few designs to ...

When it introduces a new design for its cans and bottles later this year, Budweiser drinkers will no longer have a 'born on date' to advise them when the beer was brewed.

Brewer Anheuser-Busch has apologized for labels on Bud Light beer bottles which, many believe, purports rape culture. On Tuesday, social media exploded with photos of the label and its slogan ...

Bud Light is adding messages to its bottle labels to show it's the 'perfect beer' for a variety of occasions that will be central to its marketing to millennial beer drinkers in the coming year.

A new label on some bottles of Bud Light, one of the brands owned by the beer giant Anheuser-Busch InBev, is falling flat among women, a demographic group the industry has been desperately courting in ...

DENVER – Bud Light is backpedaling after upsetting people with a label saying the beer was perfect for temporarily removing the word "no" from the drinker's vocabulary, evoking concerns about ...

The label is startlingly similar to the current logo on Budweiser beer bottles, with one notable exception. The trademark was filed by Carl Conrad, a friend of Adolphus Busch.