Budweiser announced that it would follow Samuel Adam's lead of giving beer money to anyone who's gotten a coronavirus vaccine shot.
From now until May 16, beer drinkers who are 21 or older can go to ABeerOnBud.com and show their proof of vaccination, which is either a pic of your "I Got Vaccinated" sticker, a pic of the Band-Aid stuck to your upper arm, or a selfie taken while you were at a vaccination location.
The company will be giving away $5 debit cards to 10,000 people. However, residents of Alabama, California, and Texas aren't eligible to receive one.
For Sam Adams' beer giveaway, participants need to post a pic of their r sticker or bandage on Twitter or Instagram, tag @samadamsbeer, and use the hashtag #shotforsam to get $5 through Cash App to spend on brews.


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