Cerveza Pacifico TV Commercial, 'Anchors Up'
“Anchors Up”
About This Ad
As a group of friends take a road trip to go surfing, Cerveza Pacifico affirms that the world is full of anchors that are meant to keep you in place. Near the end of the day, one of the guys brings out an old box, filled with sand and sea shells from years back. Following his father's note on the back of a picture, he dumps the sand and seashells out of the box and into the ocean, back where they belong.
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