And piss on the beer snobs, lol. Although I prefer Miller, ain’t nothing wrong with Bud! I love a good craft beer but at the end of the day, beer is still beer.

Canned and bottled Bud is pasteurized, so it's been subjected to high heat (which ruins it) and then it's usually merchandised in the middle of the aisle at the store so it has to live at room temperature for weeks (which also ruins it). Draft beer is not pasteurized, so it is handled cold its entire life.

I wish they had mentioned Cartersville (or Georgia) at the end like they did the others. Or were those the states they were assisting?

On edit: okay, I saw it the second time. And yes, that was the Cartersville facilty, and they shipped to CA, TX, FL, and PR.

Clearly, you and I are among the aforementioned beer snobs...

But it's still a cool thing Bud does to help out.

Here is their website:
http://schlafly.com/beers/


And here is why is pisses off Phyllis Schlafly:
http://www.stltoday.com/business/local/phyllis-schlafly-loses-trademark-dispute-with-nephew-s-craft-brewery/article_467c3b6f-0572-5b31-ad4b-b63abf6857cf.html

When I was in college: I loved the Cardinals. I loved Anheuser-Busch. I loved what they did for the community. I loved their products (Michelob was the gold standard for me). I love the Clydesdales.

Anheuser Busch sold the Cardinals. They abandoned St. Louis. I was introduced to micro-breweries. The Clydesdales are still cool, though:

But good for ABInBev. A multinational conglomerate which has no real home.

Certainly not an American company. I try to drink local beer as much to keep the money in my community as for the quality of the beer.

Well, that and craft beer is just flat out better. But I will still enjoy a draft bud.

Good for them, helping out in disasters.