In Heineken's 'The Best Driver' campaign, F1 star Max Verstappen is seen socializing with friends and repeatedly being chosen to be designated driver. The hero film cleverly emphasizes that while some of the best drivers are from the world of F1, the decision should instead only be based on who hasn't had a drink.

actor Jonathan Goldsmith In real life, the iconic beer pitchman was played by actor Jonathan Goldsmith.

Heineken Refreshes the Parts Other Beers Cannot Reach' was written by Terry Lovelock in 1973, when he was a copywriter at the Collett Dickenson Pearce ad agency.

These were standard 12-ounce bottles of beer, nothing fancy, but during a six-hour period Andre drank 119 of them. It was one of the few times Andre got drunk enough to pass out, which he did in a hallway at his hotel. His companions, quite drunk themselves, couldn't move the big man.

After roughly 250,000 people took part in Molson Coors' High Stakes Beer Ad pool on DraftKings and guessed how the company's Super Bowl ad would play out, one beer brand emerged victorious: Blue Moon.

Heineken has had a star logo on its beer for most of the years since it was first brewed in the second half of the 19th century, changing to a red one in the 1930s. The star is thought to represent a brewers symbol or the various stages of the brewing process.

Passion for consumers and customers, Courage to dream and pioneer, Care for people and the planet and Enjoyment of life.

As legend has it, Wade Boggs once drank 107 beers while embarking on a cross-country flight, which he consumed alone. The feat was allegedly accomplished over the course of a single afternoon during which the cross-country travel occurred, an achievement that certainly cannot be understated.

The Budweiser from Budějovice has been called "The Beer of Kings" since the 16th century. Adolphus Busch adapted this slogan to "The King of Beers." This history notwithstanding, Anheuser Busch owns the trademark to these slogans in the United States.

Jonathan Goldsmith He is…. the most interesting man in the world! … and his real name is Jonathan Goldsmith. Originally featured in a small number of ads by an agency called EuroRSCG, New York, Goldsmith had small parts in shows and movies throughout his career.

The story of HEINEKEN really began on February 15, 1864, when Gerard Adriaan Heineken took over the Haystack brewery in Amsterdam. Just 22 years old, Gerard had little brewing experience, but he had plenty of courage, self-confidence and entrepreneurial spirit. He knew that to succeed he would need to take a big risk.

If anything, then, beer symbolizes the virtues of ordinary, day-to-day life: friendship, loyalty, and unpretentiousness.