I’m not sure who they’re trying to appeal to with a robotic, yellow, red, and orange eagle. Apparently eagles must look a lot different in Europe. Talk about a total bastardization of a great thing. So much for keeping A-B’s history intact!

This is the most pathetic attempt at a logo ive ever seen. Leave it up to some European no talent ass clowns to cahnge everything that was good about Anheuser Busch.

Aweful. Looks like something from a kid’s computer. Everything sacred to America is going down in flames. Where the heck is that bird going anyway?

This logo is similar to Anheuser-Busch Employee’s Credit Union’s Eagle. I will miss the old logo.

I’d like to see how they’re going to incorporate this into the classic Budweiser medallion logo. This ought to be interesting (and yes, it’s fugly).

I call it the GTFO Eagle… ’cause that eagle is GETTIN’ THE F*CK OUT. HA!

This is just a taste of the quality of marketing, product and management we are about to see come out of the Inbev deal…..The Brazilian influence will cause every aspect of this organization to look at cost and cost only as the determining factor. Taste level and appearance will suffer both internally and to the public.

I’m sort of shocked that they removed all of the corporate branding. Obviously, they want to reflect the change in ownership, but to wipe the entire AB image altogether (save the lone eagle on that page) is a bit harsh.
For example, when Live Nation bought House of Blues (here in Chicago and Nationwide), they kept everything the same and just operated from a behind-the-scenes point. Many people STILL don’t know about the corporate change, they just know the HOB is still serving up cornbread, Jake & Elwood tschochkies and live music.
If InBev changes the beer labels, I guarantee you people will stop buying/drinking.

Hideous. Someone should lose their job over it.

Extreme Ugly! I am no longer purchase A&B products. Former Bud drinker