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Yuengling Brewery appears to take a swipe at Bud Light on social media, and it's a viral hit

By Kevin Sato
April 19, 2023
1 min read
Yuengling Brewery appears to take a swipe at Bud Light on social media, and it's a viral hit

Yuengling Brewery, one of the oldest and largest American-owned breweries, has recently stirred up some controversy on social media by taking a swipe at Bud Light, a leading beer brand. The brewery shared an image on its social media pages that featured a pair of hands holding a Yuengling beer, with a sarcastic caption that read: “We heard our competition was selling more beer named after ours than they do their own beer,” alluding to Bud Light’s decision to launch a hard seltzer called “Bud Light Seltzer Lemonade.”

The post quickly went viral, earning thousands of likes, shares, and comments from beer lovers across the country. Some praised Yuengling for its clever marketing, while others criticized the company for throwing shade at a fellow beer brand. However, many people were simply amused by the lighthearted banter between two of the biggest names in the industry.

Yuengling has been brewing beer in America for over 190 years, and the family-owned business has a loyal following among beer enthusiasts. The company has faced significant challenges over the years, including Prohibition and the rise of corporate beer conglomerates, but it has remained a symbol of American craftsmanship and tradition.

The recent social media post is just one example of how Yuengling is adapting to the shifting landscape of the beer industry, and it shows that the company is not afraid to poke fun at its competitors from time to time. Overall, the post underscores the importance of branding and social media marketing in today’s business world, and it highlights the enduring appeal of classic American beers like Yuengling.


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