It’s kind of like a big holiday — a fun-and-games version of Thanksgiving. Beyond all that, there is one other reason people tune in to the big game: the commercials. You’ve probably got friends who couldn’t care less about football but will greet you the next day with, “Did you see the commercial…” Some of the best-known, most iconic Super Bowl commercials feature the beloved Budweiser Clydesdales. Each year, Anheuser-Busch produces a unique ad for their flagship product that they air during the biggest TV event of them all. The Budweiser Clydesdales tradition goes back to 1933 and the end of Prohibition. To celebrate the return of beer, the son of the company’s president arranged for a beer wagon pulled by a team of the majestic horses….
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