1966 Budweiser Beer Ad "Ed McMahon visits a Budweiser brewery"

Description: 1966 BUDWEISER BEER vintage magazine advertisement "Ed McMahon visits a Budweiser brewery"

~ Ed McMahon visits a Budweiser brewery and its water wonderland - Follow Ed on a camera tour of new Busch Gardens in California - "It's hard to imagine that a brewery could become one of California's biggest tourist attractions," says Ed McMahon. "That is, until you've seen the Budweiser brewery just outside Los Angeles. - "You start with an exciting Skyrail tour of the brewery itself. Quite an experience -- and you get a real bird's-eye view of the slow, careful way they brew the King of Beers. - "Then into Busch Gardens -- and a different world. You can take a boat trip while you enjoy the lush plants, waterfalls, and exotic tropical birds. Make sure you take the children to see the trained macaws and cockatoos. They put on quite a show. - "When you're in the Los Angeles area, you have a standing invitation to visit Busch Gardens. And remember to bring your camera. I'm sure glad I did." - COMING DECEMBER 7! Budweiser presents "FRANK SINATRA -- A MAN and His Music. PART II." - In color ... with guest star Nancy Sinatra. CBS-TV, 9-10 p.m. EST. - ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC. - ST. LOUIS - NEWARK - LOS ANGELES - TAMPA - HOUSTON - "Budweiser is just getting started in these gleaming brew kettles." - "Ride the Skyrail . . . and tour the whole brewery without leaving your seat." - "Here's where Budweiser is Beechwood Aged. Bud is the only beer in America brewed this slow, costly way." - "You'll see real tropical plants ... and over 1,500 exotic birds." - "Make sure you stop at the Budweiser Pavilion to watch the flamingos . . . and enjoy the hospitality. (You can bet it was one of my favorite spots!)" - "You can take a cruise through tropical canals . . . and into the craggy Gorge. That's one of its waterfalls at the left." - "Here I am with some of the other visitors." ~

Size: The dimensions of each page of the two-page advertisement are approximately 10.5 inches x 13.5 inches (26.75 cm x 34.25 cm).

Condition: This original vintage two-page advertisement is in excellent condition unless otherwise noted.