Anheuser-Busch: The Lager's Long, Rich History
It might be hard to believe, but Anheuser-Busch roots date all the way back into the mid-1800s.
According to the beer company, it got its start with Immigrant brewers who settled in St. Lewis. They introduced a new type of beer to the U.S. It was a lighter, crisper lager that was more difficult to brew.
In 1843 Edward Anheuser took over a Bavarian brewery and changed the name to E. Anheuser & Co.
I know, you're asking, where's the Busch in that new name. Well, that's a little later in our story.
Adolphus Busch met Edward Anheuser. Eventually, he was introduced to Anheuser's daughter Lily. Adolphus eventually started working for his father-in-law... and well, the rest, as they say is history.
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