Seth Weathers, who launched an 'anti woke' beer after controversy around Bud Light, said he has found a brewery willing to produce his beverage.
were"in the thousands." However, it was initially unclear who would brew the beer.
A message on Ultra Right Beer's website stating that the product was"brewed and canned in northern Illinois" has been removed after Bent River Brewing distanced itself from the drink. "We were initially approached to possibly contract a beer for a customer," a spokesperson told beer-enthusiast website Porch Drinking."Without our knowledge, our name was listed on a website for a brief period of time. When we were made aware of the marketing for the product, we chose to pass on producing it.
Weathers has an online business, selling products aimed at conservatives—including"Let's Go Brandon" merchandise, a political slogan and internet meme used to insult President
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