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Budweiser 'bubbles' by DDB UK
Campaign Work, Friday, 01 October 2010 11:43AM
Budweiser has launched a TV ad for its new beer brand Bud 66.
Budweiser 'bubbles' by DDB UK
The drinks maker is hoping Bud 66, a "lightly carbonated lager brewed with a touch of sweetness", will appeal to younger drinkers.
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