As it turns out, lots of things are more American than Budweiser, especially when it comes to beer.

Budweiser broke the Internet – at least the craft beer portion of it

img_4664Remember last week, when Anheuser-Busch announced they were changing the name of Budweiser to “America”? After the initial belief it this was a joke wore off, and the internet exploded with “The [insert your number here] Beers More American Than Budweiser” lists, all I could think about was what if those other beer labels changed their names to “America” too? You can’t copyright “Freedom”, right?

Then, Bon Appétit came out with their list of 10 beers that *should* be renamed America this morning, so I felt like this had to be done:

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale

Sierra Nevada - more American than Budweiser.

The craft beer that started the movement.

Anchor Steam Beer

Anchor Steam - more American than Budweiser.

Yuengling Lager
Yuengling Lager - more American than Budweiser.

Oskar Blues Dale’s Pale Ale
Oskar Blues - more American than Budweiser.

Russian River Pliny the Elder
Pliny the American - more American than Budweiser.

Hill Farmstead Everett
Everett - more American than Budweiser.

The Alchemist Heady Topper
Heady Topper - more American than Budweiser.

Victory Prima Pils
Victory - more American than Budweiser.

Allagash White

Allagash White - more American than Budweiser.

Of course, if they renamed it to America, they couldn’t just keep calling it ‘White’, too. You have to use all three colors.

Deschutes The Abyss

The Abyss - more American than Budweiser.


BabyBudFortunately, I created a Budweiser sketchbook/journal before the “America” ridiculousness began, and you can grab it from my Etsy shop.