Samuel Adams TV Commercial, 'Toast Someone: Project Boston' Featuring David Ortiz
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A cast of Boston legends, from a survivor of the Boston Marathon bombing to athletes David Ortiz and Paul Pierce, explain the importance of toasting things you love, and collectively raise a glass to the city of Boston.
Samuel Adams TV Commercial For Samuel Adams
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In this commercial, people at the Samuel Adams brewery enjoy their day at work and a beer.
Samuel Adams TV Commercial, 'Over 60 Beers' Song by Dropkick Murphys
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How many beers do you think Sam Adams brews in a year? That's right -- Sam Adams brews over 60 different styles of beer a year!
Samuel Adams TV Commercial, 'Independence'
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Samuel Adams celebrates the independence that made them a beer pioneer. They don't take life too seriously, except when it comes to beer. Taste the difference with a Samuel Adams beer.
Samuel Adams TV Commercial, 'Toast Someone' Featuring Jo Koy
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Samuel Adams wants to know why we aren't toasting each other more, because to toast someone is to let them know they are appreciated. The brewery urges everyone to let more people know that they care.
Samuel Adams TV Commercial, 'Summer Ale' Song by The Dropkick Murphys
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Shake off the winter with a refreshing Summer Ale from Samuel Adams.
Samuel Adams TV Commercial, 'The Original Man Cave'
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Samuel Adams founder, Jim Koch joins German brewer, Marius Hartmann to learn about the history of time-savored lagers. They are led into an underground cellar lined with wooden kegs that were once used to brew beer over 600 years ago. Declaring it one of the original "man cave's," Jim and Marius discuss how taking your time when creating a lager will always create a better taste. To prove that point, Samuel Adams announces that it even though it doesn't operate in caves, it does brew its lagers
Samuel Adams TV Commercial, 'Restaurant Strong Fund' Song by Thomas Robson, Ros Stephen
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Samuel Adams says that the restaurants and bars of the world have consistently been our meeting spots to toast to love with our friends. The company emphasizes that it is time to be there for all of these important places, just as they've been there for us in the past. Samuel Adams has started the Restaurant Strong Fund and encourages you to donate.
Samuel Adams TV Commercial, 'A Toast With Sam Adams: Jo Koy'
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Comedian Jo Koy says that a lot of people forget to simply be grateful. Noting that Samuel Adams is grassroots and family-run, he says it's the best beer for the toast he's about to give: a toast to his mother, thanking her for everything she sacrificed.
Samuel Adams TV Commercial, 'Overwhelmed Song'
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This commercial shows men making Samuel Adams beer in their brewery with natural ingredients.
Samuel Adams TV Commercial, '30 Years of Boston Lager' Song by Dropkick Murphys
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Over the years, beers have come and beers have gone. Samuel Adams is a tried and true blue companion. Don't change for Sam and Sam won't change for you.
Samuel Adams TV Commercial, 'Pride Poetry Reading'
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Samuel Adams and poet Richard Blanco thank those who had the courage to bear strong underneath the stones thrown and tear down the walls that hid the light leading the way to justice. To those who stood at The Stonewall Inn and made it so that we could all love who we want to love, Samuel Adams thanks them with a toast of its Love Conquers Ale and says, "Let there be pride."
Samuel Adams TV Commercial, 'Fill Your Glass'
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Samuel Adams salutes people who believe in going for it. If they mess up or fail, it doesn't stop them from improving and trying again. The company does things the same way and claims life is about filling up your glass, not determining whether it's half full or half empty.
Samuel Adams TV Commercial, 'Pursue Better'
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Ignited by fiercely independent people who push boundaries, Samuel Adams brews its Boston Lager with the utmost effort as employees mix the grain, test the beer, clean the equipment and bottle the lager. In the relentless quest for a better future, each process in the system is geared toward making a better beer.