After sitting out the 2021 and 2023 Super Bowls, the Budweiser Clydesdales returned for the 2024 game with a full 60-second spot. And now they’ve got a whole new ad for the Big Game in 2025, too!

Watch the heartwarming newest ad titled “First Delivery,” which follows the story of a young Clydesdale who is told he’s “too little,” but ends up saving the day. The Bellamy Brothers’ classic 1976 song “Let Your Love Flow” plays in the background.

The excitement over the majestic horses’ return after their break has us reminiscing about the best Budweiser Clydesdales Super Bowl ads. Whether they’re palling around with puppies, competing in their own Big Game or just chilling in the background, prepare to laugh, cry and remember some of Budweiser’s best Super Bowl commercials through the years.

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Best Budweiser Super Bowl Commercials

“Football” (1996)

“Separated at Birth” (1999)

“Respect” (2002)

“Replay” (2003)

“Born a Donkey” (2004)

“Snowball Fight” (2005)

“American Dream” (2006)

“Super Fan” (2006)

“Spot Wink” (2007)

“Team” (2008)

“Stick” (2009)

“Circus” (2009)

“Generations” (2009)

“Fence” (2010)

“Wild West” (2011)

“Return of the King” (2012)

“Brotherhood” (2013)

“Puppy Love” (2014)

“Lost Dog” (2015)

“Not Backing Down” (2016)

“Born the Hard Way” (2017)

“Wind Never Felt Better” (2019)

After skipping the 2018 Super Bowl, the Budweiser Clydesdales returned in 2019 with dogs and horses—and an important environmental message!

BONUS: “Reunited With Buds” (2020)

This ad didn’t air during the Super Bowl but it absolutely could have, if, well, we knew what was going to happen to the country a month later! In this COVID-19-themed ad released in June 2020, the Budweiser Clydesdales and those adorable Labrador retriever puppy friends reunite at a bar reopening as stay-at-home orders were lifting around the U.S.

“A Clydesdale’s Journey” (2022)

This tearjerker of a Super Bowl commercial was released before the Big Game, but its inspirational message still resonates a year later. In the 1-minute-long commercial, we see a Clydesdale attempting to jump a barbed-wire fence, fall and become tangled in the wire. We next see the Clydesdale struggling to stand, much like our nation is struggling to emerge from the darkest days of the pandemic. In the final seconds of the video, the Clydesdale comes galloping back—just like America: “In the home of the brave, down never means out.”