Eric Johnson
August 1st
I am a big fan of our local craft breweries and IPA’s. My absolute favorite beer is Up and Out from 2SP Brewery in Aston PA.
What is America’s favorite?
The analytics website YouGov recently ranked the nations most popular brews.
The study organized the 75 best beers in the U.S. as indicated by participants, who based ratings on favorability and knowledge of the brands.
Here is a countdown of the top 20 of top beers as ranked by Millennials, Generation X and Baby Boomers.
How did your beer do?
Nicely carbonated!
Rich and full flavored!
Smooth and refreshing!
Pilsner-style lager…refreshing!
One of the first light beers. Around since 1975.
I call this the fitness beer! Low carbs!
Authentic Mexican beer!
It’s been around since 1873!
Best served cold! As cold as the Rockies they say!
Served with a wedge of lime!
The most interesting beer in the world!
Brewed using a blend of premium aroma hop varieties! In this survey, this was #1 with Millennials.
First brewed in 1926. A pilsner brewed in Belgium.
Belgian-style whitbier. Hang an orange slice on the bottle!
Your Dad lived the “high life”! It’s the champagne of beers!
The King of Beers!
Boston Brew! This was #1 among the Baby Boomers who took this survey.
Serve with a wedge of lime or lemon! Summertime beer!
Deep and golden, a mild bitter taste and very crisp!
I generally enjoy this brew on or around St. Patrick’s Day, but for it to be number 1, it must be an everyday beer for many! The favorite for both the men and women surveyed. And tops with Gen X.
