Olympia Beer’s slogan and waterfall imagery prompted claims about the water used to brew it. The class certification order examines how later changes affected the proposed class.
The 2019 corn syrup ads sparked years of litigation between the brewers. The 2022 dismissal order closes the dispute over the campaign’s claims about rival beers.
A 2020 Olympia Beer ruling examines whether packaging and waterfall imagery plausibly suggest a particular water source despite production elsewhere.
The Seventh Circuit’s 2020 corn-syrup advertising opinion examines the rivalry between Anheuser-Busch and Molson Coors and the limits of litigation.
Listen to the Seventh Circuit’s 2020 oral argument over corn-syrup advertising, including discussion of ingredient evidence and the sealed record.
Part one examines TTB’s 2020 final rule for malt-beverage labeling and advertising and distinguishes adopted changes from proposals still under review.
The Seventh Circuit set argument in 2020 in the MillerCoors and Anheuser-Busch dispute over Bud Light’s corn syrup advertising.
Jason Mraz sued MillerCoors over 13 seconds of video. The 2020 complaint raises questions about permission to use an artist’s footage in beer advertising.
A discussion of charitable partnerships examines registration and advertising issues for wineries, breweries, and distilleries promoting donations.
TTB’s 2013 circular applies existing alcohol-advertising requirements to social media used by wineries, distillers, brewers, and other industry members.
