Andy Samberg and Snoop Dogg welcome Eli Manning to the fine beach life. Samberg comments on how it would be a shame if it rained and pulls out three tiny drink umbrellas to protect their bottles of Corona Extra.

Longer answer: A possible reason, you don't see it in kegs often, is that the beer is intended to be 'light struck'. The emblematic flavor of this particular beer is dependant on it being exposed to light. While this is technically an off flavor in most beers, in Corona is it intentional.

It comes from the practice of referring to extra (special) bitters; Corona Extra is more bitter than a regular lager.

The actors debate which shade of blue is the best, a nod to their the college team colors. Booker was a one-and-done player from the Kentucky Wildcats, Carter was a North Carolina Tar Heel, Bird is a Connecticut Huskies product, and Laettner is a former Duke Blue Devil.

Originally airing in 1990, Corona's “O Tannenpalm” commercial is the 3rd longest-running commercial and a holiday tradition.

Some say the wedge was initially used to keep flies from crawling in the mouth of the bottle while others say one clever bartender made a bet that he could start a trend of adding limes to a Corona, and it stuck. Another idea: The lime combats the "skunky" taste the beer gets from being exposed to light.

When you consider the product turnover at bars, pubs and restaurants, beer on tap sells a lot quicker than the bottles sitting in the fridge. Beer freshness has an immense impact on the brew's flavour, which is why the beer poured from a keg is likely to be fresher (and tastier) than what you'd sip from the bottle.

Although the lime slice has become synonymous with Corona and now makes up part of the brand's image, very few Mexicans drink the beer this way, preferring to leave the lime to tourists and foreigners.

two griffins The two griffins on the label are the guardians of Corona. They're "the sacred creatures of the sun," according to Corona's Spanish website. In 1940, Corona was the first beer to feature a label directly printed on the glass bottle.

Instead of sticking strictly to one group of entertainers, the Corona ads feature actor Andy Samberg, musician Karol G, and former New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning. The idea may seem simple, but the campaign ultimately worked out, boosting the brand's social media engagement by a significant margin.

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In 1990, Corona debuted "O Tannenpalm" which celebrated the Holidays. It featured a whistling rendition of the popular Christmas song "O Christmas Tree" as the lights go on one of the palm trees. The commercial has been played every year ever since during the month of December.