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Budweiser Clydesales making 2 Gwinnett appearances ahead of Super Bowl

December 2, 2016, Lawrenceville - Members of the west coast Budweiser team prepare the clydesdales of the west coast team in Lawrenceville, Georgia, on Friday, December 2, 2016. (DAVID BARNES / DAVID.BARNES@AJC.COM)

Credit: David Barnes

Credit: David Barnes

December 2, 2016, Lawrenceville - Members of the west coast Budweiser team prepare the clydesdales of the west coast team in Lawrenceville, Georgia, on Friday, December 2, 2016. (DAVID BARNES / DAVID.BARNES@AJC.COM)
By Amanda C. Coyne
Jan 30, 2019

Budweiser’s iconic Clydesdale horses will make two appearances in Gwinnett County this week ahead of the Super Bowl in Atlanta.

Budweiser is a major sponsor of the NFL and Super Bowl 53. In addition to blanketing Atlanta with advertisements, the beer company is trotting out its famous equine troupe all around the metro area. They’ve been making appearances since Jan. 26, when one horse visited a Walmart in Southwest Atlanta.

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A hitch (group) of the horses will visit a Kroger in Sugar Hill at 3 p.m. on Jan. 30. That store is located at 6000 Cumming Highway NE. If you miss the group then, you can still catch an individual horse from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Jan. 31 at the QuikTrip at the corner of Brook Hollow Parkway and Jimmy Carter Boulevard in Norcross.

The Clydesdales are rounding out their metro Atlanta tour over the weekend, appearing in Buckhead on Friday and Midtown on Saturday. Find more information at Budweiser's website.

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David Andrews grew up in Gwinnett County and played center at Georgia before his NFL career.

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