New ‘Ultra Right’ beer takes bat to ‘woke’ Bud Light

That was fast.

The anti-“woke” marketing group that made millions selling “Let’s Go Brandon” wrapping paper has jumped on Bud Light’s $5 billion transgender blunder with its own twist.

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“Americans have been buying beer from a company that doesn’t know which bathroom to use,” said Seth Weathers, the founder of Freedom Speaks Up.

“Conservatives will no longer complain about big corporations who use our money to indoctrinate children with their ‘woke’ garbage. We’ll dump them and never look back,” he added.

His response to the Bud Light campaign: “Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right Beer.”

Weathers told Secrets he has teamed with an Illinois brewery to market his light brew for those looking for a liberal-free beer.

“If you love America, our traditional values, and you know which restroom to use, Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right Beer is for you,” he said.

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A conservative marketing firm that made millions on “Let’s go Brandon” Christmas wrapping paper thinks it has another home run in “Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right Beer.”

The beer comes in a patriotic-painted can and with the promise it is a “100% Woke-Free American Beer.” The beer, described as an “airy special gold blend,” is in production and set to begin shipping in mid-May for $19.99 a six-pack.

In the few days since he announced his new brew, Weathers said it has been “blowing up” and that he expects it to do even better than his wrapping paper that sold out during Christmas.

“It’s going to make the wrapping paper look like nothing,” he told us.

Bud Light has been at the center of a social media controversy since it partnered with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney. Reports show that parent company Anheuser-Busch, which also produces “Ultra” light beer, has lost nearly $5 billion in value since the campaign was launched due to celebrity boycotts.

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