Budweiser has incredible contests for its fans several times throughout the year. We will list all the contests to do with Budweiser below! Check them out, enter, and good luck!
New Budweiser Contest”Budweiser x NFL Playoff Giveaway 2023″
Enter to win a Budweiser X NFL Crewneck sweater and a Budweiser Branded Cooler!
Contest Prize:
There is one (1) prize available to be won. The prize consists of:
1) NFL x PEACE COLLECTIVE CREWNECK (WINNER’S TEAM OF CHOICE)
2) BUDWEISER RETRO COOLER
The total approximate retail value of the Prize is $230, CAD.
How to Enter
Simply go to the link below and fill out the online entry form.
Limit of one entry per person.
Good Luck in this contest.
Contest Rules:
- Open to Canada
- Quebec Friendly
- Legal drinking age
- Single entry
This Budweiser Contest Ends February 12, 2023
New Budweiser Contest
“2023 BUDWEISER SUPER BOWL HOODIE CONTEST”
Enter to win a Budweiser Super Bowl Hoodie.
Prizes:
There are a total of 10,000 Budweiser Super Bowl Hoodies available to be won.
The approximate retail value of each is $30.
How to Enter
No Purchase Necessary.
To enter without purchase, go HERE and request a PIN code to participate in the contest.
Fill out the entry form and enter your PIN code from a participating product.
LIMITED TO ONE (1) ENTRY PER DAY PER UNIQUE EMAIL ADDRESS.
Good Luck in this contest.
Contest Rules:
- Open to Ontario only
- Age 19 +
- Daily entry
Click Here to Enter (see above for no-purchase entry)
This Budweiser Contest Ends February 26, 2023
Free Sample
Budweiser What’s Up Commercial
The Budweiser Commercial “Whassup ” is one of the most well-known Budweiser Commercials of all time.
Where’s Budweiser Brewery
The original Budweiser recipe has been closely guarded for decades. The company’s output is now brewed in Canada and employs an ageing process that results from the use of Canadian honey, yeast, saffron threads (which give it its signature colour), vanilla beans and other natural ingredients to produce what many people consider one
of America’s greatest beer flavours.
