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Did you know that in 1987, a dirty rumor about "contaminated" bottles nearly bankrupted Corona forever? Before the 2020 pandemic caused mass confusion over the name, this Mexican beer brand survived one of the most vicious corporate sabotage attacks in history.

In this video, we dive deep into the fascinating business history of Corona Beer. We explore the origins of the iconic clear bottle, the real reason why you put a lime in it (it’s not just for taste!), and how the "Find Your Beach" marketing campaign built a bulletproof brand.

We also break down the truth behind the 2020 crisis. Did sales really tank because of the virus name, or was it a supply chain issue with Constellation Brands and AB InBev? The data might surprise you. From humble beginnings in Mexico City to surviving global controversies, this is the story of the beer that refuses to die.

In 2020, the *corona**virus pandemic led to a **government shutdown* of non-essential businesses in *mexico**, significantly impacting **alcohol production* and the *beer* industry. This video examines the *covid-19* impact on breweries and the broader business landscape.

Topics Covered:

The origin of the clear bottle and painted label.

The 1980s "urine rumor" and lawsuit.

The truth about Corona beer sales during the 2020 pandemic.

Why the lime ritual exists.

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