Beer is actually known as the third most popular drink globally, and this blog will help readers discover why that is. Brewing techniques, flavors, and regional breweries will be discussed in entertaining, in-depth articles. Learn about beer festivals worldwide, how to serve beer, and what food it can be paired with. The history of beer and brewing dates back thousands of years. Undoubtedly, readers will be interested in finding out about the oldest breweries, some of which are still in existence today. Those who are new to drinking beer will find the tasting notes to be of particular benefit.
27 Jun 2021
What are the beers you think of first when someone asks you to name the top five in America? Odds are names like Budweiser, Coors, Michelob, Schlitz, and Pabst Blue Ribbon make the list. But, are they the most popular? Let us examine the choices, look at survey results, and help find the most popular beers available.
Beer, that under-appreciated gift of nature, is a boon to humanity. According to historians, beer is the first drink ever produced by humans. Older than wine or alcohol, beer dates back over 7,000 years. The first signs of beer production were in Iran. The invention of beer and bread has allowed for the development of human society.
Up until the Industrial Revolution, beer was an artisanal product. It was brewed in small local breweries and monasteries. This allowed for changing from domestic to international production of brewers processes.
Now, let us examine the most popular beers in the US and see where your favorites land on the list.
The never-ending debate between bottle versus can is as volatile as ever. The use of aluminum cans, while better for the environment, is often a detractor to the taste of the beer.
Our first survey addresses the most popular beers from late 2020. These result from positive responses to the questions. Here are the numbers.
Brand | Fame % | Popularity % |
Guinness | 90 | 51 |
Heineken | 94 | 50 |
Corona | 95 | 49 |
Samuel Adams | 91 | 56 |
Budweiser | 96 | 42 |
Bear in mind that age, income level, and geographic location are contributing factors.
The following list is based on a survey of costs per 6 packs cans. It was conducted to learn the beers most commonly purchased based on the economy.
Brand | Cost | Rank |
Pabst Blue ribbon | $4.50 | #1 |
Coors Banquet | $5.75 | #2 |
Schlitz | $4.85 | #3 |
Hamm´s | $5.27 | #4 |
Coors Light | $5.74 | #5 |
The next group is based on name recognition alone. These are the most recognized brands nationwide. Here are the top 5.
Brand | Rank |
Budweiser | #1 |
Coors | #2 |
Miller | #3 |
Corona | #4 |
Samuel Adams | #5 |
As you can see, the variety of data makes determining THE top 5 impossible. Suffice it to say, your beer of choice is on tap.
Whether you are a corner bar person or prefer the ornate types with dance floors, your bar is your bar. It’s like Cheers! It is the place where you feel comfortable and at home. It is the place where they have your favorite brand on tap and on ice. Most sportsbooks across the country carry enormous amounts of beer for their clients - read more about sports betting in the US by clicking here!
American’s like beer. For various reasons, beer is the quintessential mainstay of gatherings across the country. Whatever your favorite brand, you can find it at most local watering holes. Please, drink responsibly and don’t drink and drive.
8 Jun 2021
Many beer festivals remain canceled in 2021. However, some regions can hold the events with safety measures. Festivals that will go ahead in 2021 include the Gulf Coast Beer and Bacon Festival, Toronto Festival of Beer, Oregon Brewers Festival, and Made in the Shade Beer Tasting Festival.
6 May 2021
Beer is a classic drink, which has been in existence for centuries. For those people who want to join the beer community and enjoy this drink, some of the most popular events to attend include Oktoberfest, Qingdao International, Great American, Great British, and Czech beer festivals.
31 Mar 2021
It's now almost a thousand years since the first beer was produced. That tells you how old the drink is. Some of the oldest breweries globally include Weihenstephan Brewery (founded in 1040, this is the oldest of them all), Weltenburg Abbey Brewery, and Affligem Brewery, among many others.