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Watch the PreviewAmerica's 130 Year Love Affair with the King o Beers. Is trouble brewing for King of Beers? They're losing market share to microbreweries and facing a possible takeover. Join CNBC inside Anheuser-Busch for an unparalleled look at how the King of Beers plans to overcome these challenges and stay on top.

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Brewing the King of BeersBrewing the King of Beers
Brewing the King of Beers
Nothing is more American than an afternoon baseball game and an ice-cold beer. Not just any beer…a Budweiser. Anheuser-Busch has been brewing Bud for more than 130 years. The "King of Beers" brewed with just the right combination of barley, hops, rice and malt has become an American favorite.


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Test TestersBudweiser brew masters taste beer every day
Test Tasters
Everyday at 3pm, brew masters at Anheuser-Busch in St. Louis gather for a round of drinks. But, it's hardly time to let loose. This is serious business. They sample fresh Budweiser flown in from the company's 12 U.S. breweries.


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Anheuser-Busch brewmasters still brew Budweiser.
The Brew Masters
Adolphus Busch was one of the original brew masters. Today, the family still runs the $2 billion business. The Anheuser-Busch portfolio includes more than 100 beers - from Michelob to Bass Ale.  The company dominates the nation's brewing industry and nearly 50% of the market share.


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The Value of Vintage BeerNot just a beer, Budweiser is a brand.
Not Just a Beer --- It's a Brand
Anheuser-Busch pours in hundreds of millions of dollars into U.S. advertising each year. The master marketing plan includes print ads and TV commercials.


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Attend a "Beer Dinner"Is this Budweiser for you?
Is This Bud for You?
The American consumer is drinking less beer…opting instead of wine or harder liquors. How can beer, which for so long catered to the tough, football loving guy, possibly win over the Cosmo and Chablis crowd?


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    • Private Equity Firms Eye InBev Central Europe Ops: Report

        Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, CVC Capital Partners and TPG are interested in buying part of Anheuser-Busch InBev's operations in Central and Eastern Europe in a deal that could be worth more than $2.5 billion, the Wall Street Journal said, citing people familiar with the matter.

    • AB InBev sells drinks can plants for $577 mln

        Anheuser-Busch InBev said Wednesday it will sell four U.S. packaging plants to Ball Corp. for $577 million to help pay off debt.

    • Analyst: A-B InBev reviews direct distribution

        The world's largest brewer is studying whether to alter its beer distribution system in the U.S., potentially changing the way its beverages wind up on store shelves, according to an analyst.


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