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For the past two decades, there’s been a craft beer movement . . . where beer drinkers moved away from the classic light lagers, for the more intense flavors of IPAs, Belgian ales, porters, and stouts.
But is that trend reversing?
According to a new report, the “most popular beer” in America is . . . Michelob Ultra. Which is arguably the one with the LEAST FLAVOR.
Bud Light is second, followed by Stella Artois . . . Budweiser . . . Guinness . . . Coors Light . . . Busch Light . . . Miller Lite . . . Blue Moon . . . and Corona.
The LEAST popular beer is: Milwaukee’s Best Ice.
Harp is second, followed by Sierra Nevada . . . Samuel Adams . . . Keystone . . . Molson . . . Labatt Blue . . . Carlsberg . . . Hamm’s . . . and Keystone Light.
The report also listed the 10 states that LOVE BEER the MOST: Wisconsin . . . Wyoming . . . Kansas . . . Nebraska . . . Iowa . . . New Hampshire . . . Pennsylvania . . . North Dakota . . . South Dakota . . . and Missouri.
And the 10 that are LEAST interested in beer: Alaska . . . Utah . . . Georgia . . . Washington . . . Mississippi . . . California . . . Virginia . . . Maryland . . . Oregon . . . and Hawaii.
(Innerbody / Food & Wine)
(Here’s a map of each state’s favorite beer. For what it’s worth, they only considered a few dozen of the most popular beers, so even the regional favorites are mainstream, recognizable brands.)
