I'd rather drink water than anything on that list... save for maybe Corona with some Mexican food during the hot summertime.
+1, maybe a Yuengling after mowing the yard....I'd rather drink water than anything on that list... save for maybe Corona with some Mexican food during the hot summertime.
+1I'd drink water or nothing at all before drinking any beer on that list.
I was surprised, too. If you find yourself at a chain restaurant it's usually the only decent beer available.I'm surprised Sam Adams didn't break into this list. They seem to have penetration into many places where bud lite and miller lite are the only other options.
This makes sense.RE: Sam Adams. I think the large number of beers they produce hurts them here. Boston Lager is certainly the standard, but the seasonals break up the quantity they would be able to sell over various different beers.
The 20 most popular beers in the U.S. are?
The only beer on the list I've had in ages is PBR. It is consistently inexpensive and something I'll order when a bar has no decent cider. o I even want to know what a Lime Stra-Ber-Rita is? Is it some new Alco-pop targeted a college students? I'm guessing its only redeeming feature is a high ABV. If I want high ABV I'll just drink a Cidre Triple.
The "Rita" line is a flavored Malt beer that Budweiser (actually under the Bud-Light flag) makes. It's around 7-8% ABV so it packs a punch. They come in different flavors.
Straw-Ber-Rita
Mang-O-Rita
Raz-Ber-Rita
Lime-A-Rita
Cran-Brrr-Rita
Lemon-ADE-Rita
I'm guessing this is marketed more towards women or people who don't really like beer in general. I tasted the Straw-Ber-Rita and thought it tasted like bad Malt liquor with fake flavoring.
Some of you guys are crazy. I wouldn't go as far as to say I would drink water before any beer on that list, that's just crazy talk, lol. I don't think Yuengling is bad. The wife likes Corona, so I will have one or two every once in while. Now that being said, I would prefer to not drink anything off that list.
The beers listed, (except Yeungling) are some of the few beers distributed in every state. You'd find a much different list if you teased out the top 10 by city, county, or state. In Colorado, you can only buy beer in a liquor store, and coolers there look a lot different than they do in many other places where beer competes with bacon and butter for space in grocery stores.
I agree 100% that there are better options. But if someone walked up to me and said, you can have a twelve pack of one of these beers on this list or water. My choice isn't going to be water, lol.They are not in my fridge because there are better options.
And before any Brit gets delusions of grandeur your top 4 are only marginally better
Carling
Fosters
Stella Artois
Carlsberg