Anheuser-Busch most popular drink during Prohibition

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11:37a, 6/9/23
Non Alcoholic, named Bevo - coincidence?

Political because of Bud Light and rivalries.



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In reply to Premium • 11:43a, 6/9/23

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11:44a, 6/9/23
This is the kind of crap you get when you allow the government to play nanny.
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In reply to Slicer97 • 11:46a, 6/9/23
Slicer97 said:
This is the kind of crap you get when you allow the government to play nanny.
And Al Capone of course.
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11:46a, 6/9/23
So Anheuser-Busch began producing this Bevo drink in 1916 and Bevo the mascot got its name late that year. I hardly think it's coincidence.
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In reply to Premium • 11:52a, 6/9/23
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So Anheuser-Busch began producing this Bevo drink in 1916 and Bevo the mascot got its name late that year. I hardly think it's coincidence.
A beer with no alcohol, and a steer with no gonads.

It fits.
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