St. Louis Brewer to Buyout Inbev

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Jun 28 2008

Published by breddings at 5:05 pm under anheuser-busch, inbev Edit This

If you’re one of the many Budweiser fans concerned about the fate of Anheuser-Busch then you’ll be glad to know that at least one brewer in St. Louis is prepared to take a proactive stance against Inbev.

Schlafly Beer, a craft brewer in St. Louis, has started a fundraising campaign with a goal of buying Inbev. So even if the beer giant does eventually buy out A-B at least, ultimately, Budweiser will remain an American beer! Go, contribute now!

By the way, Schlafly makes some really excellent beer, too. If you ever have the chance you should try some. They make a nice oatmeal state and a beautifully hoppy American pale ale.

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