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Quoted: Why is woke Coors and Miller going up? I thought people were boycotting woke shit View Quote Timing is everything. Normal people were upset about the absurdity of Biden declaring National Trans Day a few days after a trans shot up a Christian school. Bud Light gave them a convenient target to voice their displeasure. It continues to gain steam because it is working. People finally feel like they have taken some power back. Yes, all corporations are infested with ESG crap, but the downfall of Bud Light will resonate. |
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Quoted: Conservatives are generally terrible when it comes to boycotts. We tend to go back to buying the offending companies shit. I expected the same thing with Bud Light. But it seems to be sticking and people are not going back to buying it. They truly struck a nerve in the country where I think people finally said enough is enough. View Quote It's even worse... there's now a stigma attached to buying BL.. |
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Quoted: Saw this at my grocery store yesterday. Doesn’t seem like selling your product at 50% off is normal. I’d say the boycott is working pretty well. https://i.postimg.cc/bJHJhjxq/DB312-C89-9-CED-45-DB-9846-81-F47941982-A.jpg View Quote Dumping stock before it all goes belly up. |
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Quoted: Not only do they not own any of it, it's forbidden by the antitrust settlement. Constellation with complete, independent control of all aspects of the U.S. commercial business; a state-of-the-art brewery in Nava (Piedras Negras), Mexico; exclusive perpetual brand license in the U.S. to import, market and sell Corona and the Modelo brands Crown currently sells View Quote It’s useless convincing him otherwise. When a retard mind is set one way, no links will convince him otherwise. |
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SOF Week trade show in Tampa, first night they set up the free bars and have a ton of Bud Light to give away. Half of their coolers were Bud Light. I didn't see a single person holding a blue can all week.
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Quoted: What they need to do is repackage the beer with a shit ton of hop extracts and an IPA label. Bearded flannel wearers will be tripping over themselves to pay 4x the price of Bud Light. View Quote Hmmmm.... but how many lost vs how many gained. I'm pretty sure that marketing demographic plays at beer drinking and switches to the next new thing on a whim. |
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Quoted: Not only do they not own any of it, it's forbidden by the antitrust settlement. Constellation with complete, independent control of all aspects of the U.S. commercial business; a state-of-the-art brewery in Nava (Piedras Negras), Mexico; exclusive perpetual brand license in the U.S. to import, market and sell Corona and the Modelo brands Crown currently sells View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: VICTOR, N.Y., June 7, 2013 - Constellation Brands, Inc. (NYSE: STZ and STZ.B), a leading beverage alcohol company, announced today that it has completed its acquisition of Grupo Modelo's U.S. beer business from Anheuser-Busch InBev for approximately $4.75 billion. The transaction includes full ownership of Crown Imports LLC which provides Constellation with complete, independent control of all aspects of the U.S. commercial business; a state-of-the-art brewery in Nava (Piedras Negras), Mexico; exclusive perpetual brand license in the U.S. to import, market and sell Corona and the Modelo brands Crown currently sells and the freedom to develop brand extensions and innovations for the U.S. market. I'm aware, but that doesn't change the fact that ABI still owns a good chunk of the company. They are not involved with the US market, which I acknowledged, but they still profit from their share of ownership where the products are made. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/542569/abi_JPG-2813459.jpg Not only do they not own any of it, it's forbidden by the antitrust settlement. Constellation with complete, independent control of all aspects of the U.S. commercial business; a state-of-the-art brewery in Nava (Piedras Negras), Mexico; exclusive perpetual brand license in the U.S. to import, market and sell Corona and the Modelo brands Crown currently sells I understand everything you are saying, and read the justice dept brief when it came out. The parent company of Groupo Modelo in Mexico is still ABI. My original comments were for the guys who were saying this brand vs that brand, depends on how far people wanna go with the boycott. I personally hope this boycott doesn't hurt Constellation. |
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Quoted: Coors and Miller are no better, they just don't plaster their love of trannies on the cans. I would have thought Yeungling sales would be much higher. https://www.dailyinfographic.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/beer-brands-1070.jpg View Quote Yuengling has capacity limitations. They really aren’t that big, though they have made huge strides lately. The kind of capacity needed takes time to put in place. |
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Lets not forget Shiner Beer, they make a great product and many different beers. They refused to sell out to Inbev or AB long ago, which is how the Ziginbock came about. Shiner has been growing non stop for the past decade and is pretty significant now.
Abita from LA is great There is another one from Alaska that is incredible when you can find it. I forgot the name. |
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Quoted: I understand everything you are saying, and read the justice dept brief when it came out. The parent company of Groupo Modelo in Mexico is still ABI. My original comments were for the guys who were saying this brand vs that brand, depends on how far people wanna go with the boycott. I personally hope this boycott doesn't hurt Constellation. View Quote Correct but Grupo Modello has nothing to do with Modelo USA. They each own their own breweries.... Completely seperate operations.... Completely separate companies that neither has interest in the other. |
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Quoted: [/b] If that is correct, I will eat some crow. View Quote It's all laid out right here: https://www.cbrands.com/blogs/news/constellation-brands-completes-acquisition-of-grupo-modelos-u-s-beer-business No need to eat crow. Even the wiki page is not correct. Lot of bad information floating around on it. |
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I know if I see anyone drinking a bud light, I can only assume they like cross dressing and/or railing by/on other dudes.
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Heard a radio commercial this morning.
Local distributor whining about how we "shouldn't let two or three people tell us what to buy or not buy". Fuck that whiny bitch! |
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Quoted: Dumping stock before it all goes belly up. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Saw this at my grocery store yesterday. Doesn’t seem like selling your product at 50% off is normal. I’d say the boycott is working pretty well. https://i.postimg.cc/bJHJhjxq/DB312-C89-9-CED-45-DB-9846-81-F47941982-A.jpg Dumping stock before it all goes belly up. I think I’m buying some put’s tomorrow. |
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Quoted: It's all laid out right here: https://www.cbrands.com/blogs/news/constellation-brands-completes-acquisition-of-grupo-modelos-u-s-beer-business No need to eat crow. Even the wiki page is not correct. Lot of bad information floating around on it. View Quote Just read a detailed article that discussed the settlement. I thought that it was a merger vs a spinoff. I learned something today. |
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Quoted: Just read a detailed article that discussed the settlement. I thought that it was a merger vs a spinoff. I learned something today. View Quote It was both. Here's the Justice department's release of the settlement if you're interested. It explains a lot. https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-reaches-settlement-anheuser-busch-inbev-and-grupo-modelo-beer-case |
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Stockholders should be suing left and right. This is a serious breach of fiduciary responsibility
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Quoted: It was both. Here's the Justice department's release of the settlement if you're interested. It explains a lot. https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-reaches-settlement-anheuser-busch-inbev-and-grupo-modelo-beer-case View Quote Wow, haven't seen that since 2013, gonna read again cause apparently I forgot most of it Thanks |
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Quoted: Just a reminder, Jack Daniels is on the Tranny Train too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaLjzr-aIGo https://www.newsweek.com/jack-daniels-whiskey-boycott-calls-lgbt-campaign-1792890 https://i.postimg.cc/nM8v870J/Screenshot-20230511-163018.png I'm drinking Very Old Barton bourbon these days. I like my beverages without wokeness, thank you very much. View Quote It’s almost as if they were targeting the most “good ol’ boy” brands for the tranny stuff. Almost like a campaign… |
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Quoted: Wow, haven't seen that since 2013, gonna read again cause apparently I forgot most of it Thanks View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: It was both. Here's the Justice department's release of the settlement if you're interested. It explains a lot. https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-reaches-settlement-anheuser-busch-inbev-and-grupo-modelo-beer-case Wow, haven't seen that since 2013, gonna read again cause apparently I forgot most of it Thanks Two completely different companies making the same product under the same name confuses most. There are people refusing to buy their beer because they thing it's a AB brand. |
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Quoted: Lets not forget Shiner Beer, they make a great product and many different beers. They refused to sell out to Inbev or AB long ago, which is how the Ziginbock came about. Shiner has been growing non stop for the past decade and is pretty significant now. Abita from LA is great There is another one from Alaska that is incredible when you can find it. I forgot the name. View Quote Alaskan Amber. One of my favorites. Same for Brooklyn Lager. |
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Quoted: Look at it this way. Memorial Day is coming up. Not a big beer drinking holiday, but any 3 day weekend will see beer consumption increase over a regular weekend. Then comes June, which is Pride Month. Many of the LGBTQ community are choosing to boycott BUD. After Pride month comes the 4th of July. Two holidays can make a great year for a brewer. 4th of July and Labor Day. Bad weather on either/both can turn a regular year into a bad year. BUD is already having a bad year. Will it sink them? Likely not, we are only 30% of their market. Will it cause them a great deal of financial pain? Yes. View Quote Yeah 2023 is going to be a hard loss for them. But the outrage will diminish with time. Hell I'm sure a year from now the only people who will still care are a dozen or so members here who never forget anything. |
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Quoted: Very well said, but shelf life hasn't been 90 days since the early 1990's. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I believe a big part of their predicament is their product last 90 days from manufacture. Depending on the market there are piles of the stuff that is a week from being OOD. Gas stations and grocery stores do buy ins from distributors for large amounts delivered all at once with the same date that are based off of historical sales data. If people stop or even slow down on one brand it can cause millions in completely unrecoverable losses. That's just the actual beer in stores not including stock market speculations about the brands viability going forward. This hiccup the longer it lasts will cause the distributors to have to pick up monumental amounts of OOD beer that they can't sell. In some markets the law prohibits the beer from being taken back by the distributors and replaced. That's going to make a lot of ill will and skeptical bulk buyer moving forward also. All this because of a mistake by one woman LOL. That has to be a bad feeling. Very well said, but shelf life hasn't been 90 days since the early 1990's. What is it now 110? ETA: I worked for a distributor for 2 years circa 2001. I was a merchandiser then salesman on a grocery route. Our beer (Miller/Coors) had born on dates so some math was needed to calculate if you had out of date beer. The AB distributors had the expiration date on the boxes and cans which made it harder for them to hide. At the time everyone's domestic beers were out at 90 days. Imports like Corona and Heineken would have varying shelf life and were encoded so basically no one knew what the dates were but us. They were like 180 days or more. |
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Quoted: I guarantee the tranny was NOT AB’s idea. They are ordered by the institutional investors (who are ordered by Black Rock) to push this. View Quote They should issue a press release that says the executives aren't in control of the company. Even more unbelievably stupid bullshit like that would make this even funnier. |
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Quoted: I read somewhere awhile back that COORs was an acronym meaning Comrades Of Our Racial Struggle. I doubt that realistically has any connection to the beer company though, probably just more people taking shit and changing it for their own usage. View Quote Coors is the surname of the brewery founder Adolph Coors. |
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Quoted: Yeah 2023 is going to be a hard loss for them. But the outrage will diminish with time. Hell I'm sure a year from now the only people who will still care are a dozen or so members here who never forget anything. View Quote I'm still boycotting Gillette which I used since I started shaving in the mid 80s. I'm also still boycotting a local brewer, Stone Brewing, who came out with a beer called Impeach during Trumps presidency. I guess they won't be missing my $600 a month I used to spend on their product. |
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Do we have any Spies?
That can find out what was said at the meeting. |
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Quoted: This shit isn't just political. It's disgusting. A man is celebrated for mental illness and considered brave for dressing up like a woman. It's nasty as fuck and any company who promotes it should go out of business as far as I'm concerned. I won't be back until the top people at AB are living in a cardboard box having to suck dick for moldy bread to eat. Fuck them and everyone else who champions this shit. View Quote Attached File |
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Quoted: What is it now 110? ETA: I worked for a distributor for 2 years circa 2001. I was a merchandiser then salesman on a grocery route. Our beer (Miller/Coors) had born on dates so some math was needed to calculate if you had out of date beer. The AB distributors had the expiration date on the boxes and cans which made it harder for them to hide. At the time everyone's domestic beers were out at 90 days. Imports like Corona and Heineken would have varying shelf life and were encoded so basically no one knew what the dates were but us. They were like 180 days or more. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I believe a big part of their predicament is their product last 90 days from manufacture. Depending on the market there are piles of the stuff that is a week from being OOD. Gas stations and grocery stores do buy ins from distributors for large amounts delivered all at once with the same date that are based off of historical sales data. If people stop or even slow down on one brand it can cause millions in completely unrecoverable losses. That's just the actual beer in stores not including stock market speculations about the brands viability going forward. This hiccup the longer it lasts will cause the distributors to have to pick up monumental amounts of OOD beer that they can't sell. In some markets the law prohibits the beer from being taken back by the distributors and replaced. That's going to make a lot of ill will and skeptical bulk buyer moving forward also. All this because of a mistake by one woman LOL. That has to be a bad feeling. Very well said, but shelf life hasn't been 90 days since the early 1990's. What is it now 110? ETA: I worked for a distributor for 2 years circa 2001. I was a merchandiser then salesman on a grocery route. Our beer (Miller/Coors) had born on dates so some math was needed to calculate if you had out of date beer. The AB distributors had the expiration date on the boxes and cans which made it harder for them to hide. At the time everyone's domestic beers were out at 90 days. Imports like Corona and Heineken would have varying shelf life and were encoded so basically no one knew what the dates were but us. They were like 180 days or more. The following is general and for packaged beer only and assumes they are stored in proper conditions outlined by their breweries: Small volume craft beer..unpasturized..90-110 days Domestic..120-180 days Various imports..250-400 days @TLD05 |
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Quoted: I’ll never drink the shit ever again… View Quote I don't drink very much anymore. But, about two times a year I drank Bud Ice. To be honest, I liked it pretty good. I liked the 5.5 percent alcohol for effect as well. But, that was before and never will be again. So, last week I got a 12 pack of Yuengling beer in the easy open bottles. It was a more than adequate replacement and I like it very much. Thanks AB for helping me make the change for the better you really helped me out. |
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The apology from AB has made AB beer a no go at Gay Bars as well.
No one cares that they put a neon rainbow that said Bud in the window of the gay bar but when they tried to mainstream it, it was too much. I hope this is the beginning of the end of this hysteria. |
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Those sales numbers are massive for the Brand. That's a lot of lost jobs.
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Quoted: Those sales numbers are massive for the Brand. That's a lot of lost jobs. View Quote And those are just scan numbers. The data from bars and restaurants is not being reported. Bar and restaurant sales are down even more than retail packages. The actual numbers are far worse than published. |
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I'll believe American men have grown a set when they start boycotting the NFL, MLB, NHL and the NBA. They collectively have done 87 zillion times the damage AB has done.. yet mUH SPORTSBALL! ThIS is all funny shit...FUCKING HYPOCRITES!
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Quoted: Which group drinks most AB products...? View Quote |
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Quoted: I'll believe American men have grown a set when they start boycotting the NFL, MLB, NHL and the NBA. They collectively have done 87 zillion times the damage AB has done.. yet mUH SPORTSBALL! ThIS is all funny shit...FUCKING HYPOCRITES! View Quote Yup...thats why I never watched ANY of that garbage. I was NASCAR only but gave it up a decade ago when they went woke. |
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so if they stood up to them about selling their fruit beer, ab demands they come to the ghetto???
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