Beer ads fail to seduce women

"laddish beer ads accused of alienating women" the Guardian.

Interbrew believes women are turned off by images of beer-swilling blokes such as those seen in the recent "He who drinks Australian, thinks Australian" campaign for Foster's.

In an effort to attract women drinkers Interbrew are dropping the famous Castlemaine XXXX slogan. "Australians wouldn't give a XXXX for anything else" will be replaced by "Australians are Castlemaine XXXing everywhere," according to trade magazine Marketing. Meanwhile in the states, Miller Genuine Draft are targeting both males and females with their club scene seen from both genders point of view commercials. From the ladies point of view as she walks through the club, she ranks each guy who looks at her as she passes - dubbing one to be a "player".
 

The same club seen from a man's point of views sizes up women in the same way, labelling one "high maintenance".

Even the outrageous Miller Light cat fight commercials now comes in more female-friendly versions as the joke plays on.
 

Miller Lite - Catfight II: Girl Interrupted

Miller Lite - Catfight III: Dawgfight

Might we see more tactics like this one in the future - and less twins and cat fights? I hope so - bring us beer ads with wit, not gags. What say all of you?