Budweiser is NO longer an American beer, who else will look for a new beer??

Michelob is owned by AB. "I also really liked the fact that it is the oldest and Largest beer maker in the US." Largest yes...oldest no. Yuengling is the oldest. http://www.yuengling.com/ If you were that concerned about it being American owned you wouldn't have been drinking it in the first place. It has been a publicly traded company for decades. As a result it has had foreign investors making profits off of it ever since. "I am looking else where like Shiner Bock or St. Arnolds (American Beer) what about you?" I looked elsewhere a long time ago...mostly because I like my beer with flavor. You should find your most local microbrewery who employees people from your community, pays taxes in your community and supports charitable organizations in your community. PS: Sam Adams isn't brewed in Boston...it is brewed in Cincinnati and at several Miller plants around the country. It is based in Boston and they run a small "experiment" brewery there...but that bottle you picked up at 7-11 was made in Ohio most likely.

I've been drinking nothing but European beer for 15 years now. Call me what you will, but American beer sucks hard. Give me a Stella Artois any day.

I never drank that piss anyways. I'm glad it's not American anymore. It was an embarrassment just like Fosters is an embarassment to Australia. Now we can move on with our real beers like Samuel Adams and Shipyard

I have never cared for any type of Bed beer anyways - go for Corona, Blue Moon, Yuengling or Sam Adams - yummy!

Sam Adams....brewed locally in Boston, MA

i really like the Miller Lite

Boulevard Beer. Kansas City MO.

Now that the Belgians own Budweiser, will they charge an imported beer price? Anyway, nothing beats a cold Moctezuma from Mexico.

According to what I read, the company was sold for $500 billion dollars. You know what I find odd? A large majority of Americans drink and rave over "European" beer.