Busch—a beer wagon, complete with half a dozen Clydesdales to pull it. A Story of Beer and BeastThe company quickly realized the horses could be a powerful marketing tool. They sent a different ...

Budweiser's new beer has one major difference from the brand's famous brew - it's 100%-alcohol free. Budweiser Prohibition Brew recently debuted in Canada. The beer is intended to taste precisely ...

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Originally meant to celebrate the repeal of Prohibition in the United States, the horses became one of the country's most successful advertising icons, helping to make Budweiser the top-selling brand ...

Warm Springs Ranch is holding its Football & Foals watch party at Warm Springs Ranch starting at 4 p.m. before the Super Bowl ...

Ads from Anheuser-Busch attracted acclaim to the beer-maker's marketing pitches on a day of star-studded—and expensive—advertisements.

Billy Busch – the grandson of August Busch Sr. – knows the meaning of the Clydesales when it comes to the Super Bowl. "Strength, pride and quality," Busch told Sporing News. " ...

America loves beer and Budweiser. But they love the horses that deliver them just as equally, if not more so. And today, the Budweiser Clydesdales are coming to Shakopee. On Wednesday, ...