My reading skills might have gotten a bit rusty but I see that the statement you're disputing is "Budweiser isn't American" and not "American Budweiser ships to less countries than Czech Budweiser".

You argue Budweiser is American. You're wrong. It's like saying hamburgers are American because the most hamburgers are eaten in America.

Your American abomination is considered carbonated piss where actual Budweiser is from, calling that tasteless corn broth beer is insulting. It's an imitation of beer for people who don't want to drink beer but for some reason desire to gaslight themselves into thinking that's what they're drinking. It's the beer equivalent of plant-based meat.

As per usual when it comes to Americans, you seem to have confused "the world" with "USA". As someone who comes from a country where (by far) the most beer per capita is drunk (and knows what actual beer tastes like), let me tell you that not a single soul in Europe (that's where beer happens to be from) thinks of the American malt lemonade when Budweiser is mentioned. Has it not crossed your mind that when something goes by a German name for a Czech town there's a solid chance it doesn't come from America?