The Weekend Drop is a weekly compilation of things we loved this week. Use it to inspire your weekend, for gift ideas, or however you see fit. We hope you enjoy them as much as we do.
Bud Light celebrates the St. Louis Blues victory over the Boston Bruins in Game 7 with special Bud Light bottles honoring the Stanley Cup champions.
Here’s the only NASCAR news you need to know this week. Kevin Harvick made a bet with his fellow NASCAR drivers that he would take home the checkered flag at the end of the 2018 race season.
To honor the brave men and women who were responsible for the lunar landing, Budweiser has unveiled a special lager brewed by Karissa Norrington, a former U.S. Air Force Captain. The Budweiser Discovery Reserve American Red Lager was inspired by an archival Budweiser recipe from the time of the Apollo Moon missions.
Today, to celebrate International Women’s Day, Budweiser partnered with #SeeHer and recreated their 1950s ads by showcasing the women portrayed in the original ads with more balanced and empowering roles.
If you have cruised around Los Angeles in the last few months you may have spotted Calidad Beer murals grace street corners throughout the city.
It appears that the Bud Light Knight’s watch has officially ended. In what might be arguably the best ad during this year’s Super Bowl, according to the roaring crowd at the Thirsty Merchant where I was set up, Bud Light has collaborated with Game of Thrones to create a unique crossover.
No matter what team makes it into the big game, it seems like every year I’m anxiously waiting to see what sort of Super Bowl ad Budweiser ends up putting out. Will it feature the iconic Budweiser Clydesdales or the Budweiser Dalmatian April?
One of my all-time favorite beer regions is in the Pacific Northwest. They make some of my most beloved IPAs. A notable brewery I’ve yet to have a pleasure of visiting is pFriem Family Brewing, based in Hood River, Oregon.
Football is back and so is the Corona Hotline. This year, Corona Extra has tapped former quarterback Tony Romo as the operator and face of the Corona Hotline.
