What is an American made beer that makes the best sponsor for NASCAR?

May be...

Budweiser

budweiser isn't american owned though it may still be brewed in america. it's owned by a belgium company.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anheuser-Bu…

ye gads, isn't that like bringing toyota into 'an american sport'?

better go with samuel adams

Hey,

I like the original ones that NASCAR had - Busch and Budweiser.

The NASCAR Busch Series
The Budweiser Pole

Ryan9

Coors is the only beer that is still made here in the good ole U.S.A. that I know of.

Amp energy beer.

Fat Tire ale is the best!
http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/192…

Boston Beer Company, who makes Sam Adams, is still American, and is now the largest American brewer. Molson Coors Brewing is a Canadian-American company. They make Coors, Blue Moon, Killian's Irish Red and Keystone. Pabst Brewing Company is also American. They provide Pabst Blue Ribbon, Shlitz, and Old Milwaukee. However, they are farming out the manufacturing process to the UK based SABMiller (makers of Miller, Red Dog, Fosters, and several other international brands sold here and abroad). Make sure if you buy a beer that at least it's bottled here to provide jobs for Americans. The best bet is your local microbrew, or Sam Adams. Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company is a popular regional beer. So is D. G. Yuengling & Son, makers of Yuengling Lager, and other variations.
BORN AMERICAN!
BUY AMERICAN!!

Schlitz Malt Liquor

Budweiser! At least that is who I associate with NASCAR. Geek Chic is right, Anheuser Busch didn't have much of a choice in being bought out, and the breweries are still here in America.

Budweiser is the best one!

Budwieser!!!!

Coors Light



GO 24!!!!

Budweiser. . . oh wait they're sellouts it's Belgian now

Coors Light sponsors the pole awards!

Well since Anheuser-Busch was the last major American company to sell out (the only reason they did was because InBev had bought so much of their stock that they could have done a corporate takeover w/o paying AB any money at all if they wanted to, but they didn't want to alienate American consumers so they paid handsomely for it) I will still go with Budweiser. It's still my favorite beer and let's face it, in the past they've had some pretty cool paint schemes!

Ummm I would say the obvious BUDWEISER!

Colt 45

I agree with Asian--Samuel Adams it is!programming transponder keys