Budweiser is promoting its alcohol-free lager at the upcoming soccer World Cup in Qatar, balancing its role as the official beer of the event with the strict regulations on the sale and ...

DOHA, Qatar — Qatar's last-minute decision to ban alcohol at World Cup stadiums has left Budweiser with a whole lot of extra beer. But the brewer came up with an innovative way to offload it.

Cases of Budweiser that ... more details on the beer giveaway as the tournament approaches the December 18 final. FIFA officials announced last week that no alcohol will be sold at the eight ...

Major beer brands like Guinness, Budweiser and Heineken have rolled out non-alcoholic alternatives over the last five years.

Budweiser has responded to chants of "we want beer" from Ecuador fans in the opening FIFA World Cup match against hosts Qatar. A ban on the sale of alcohol at stadiums was announced just two ...

DOHA, Qatar -- Qatar's last-minute decision to ban alcohol at World Cup stadiums has left Budweiser with loads of beer left on its hands. The company has an innovative solution to offload it.

On Saturday, just eight days before the first games, the agreement was tweaked to give Budweiser-branded sales tents less visibility for serving beer with alcohol within stadium perimeters.