Americans love beer, but every generation likes different kinds of beer, and the difference is quite remarkable.
Whether you are part of the Boomer generation, Gen X, or a millennial- you might find yourself grabbing a different type of beer from the shelf. Now, it turns out that American millennials are more partial to foreign beers than domestic beers, as opposed to Boomers who prefer domestic brands.
According to Visual Capitalist, these are the most popular beers for Millennials. So, if you are shopping for a millennial, you might want to grab one of these to have on hand!
The “popularity” metric represents the % of people who had a positive opinion of that beer. Note that YouGov surveys are conducted with a representative sample of 1,500 respondents.
Heineken
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Heineken’s iconic green bottle and crisp flavor lead the pack, making it a favorite among beer enthusiasts worldwide with a popularity score of 60%.
Modelo
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Modelo’s smooth taste and versatility have earned it a close second in this popularity contest. It scored a popularity score of 59%.
Corona
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Corona also has a popularity score of 59%. Pair it with a lime, and you have one of the most beloved beers for sunny days and casual hangouts.
Corona Extra
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Corona Extra scored slightly lower, with a Popularity Score of 58%. A stronger and equally refreshing choice, Corona Extra holds its own as a fan favorite.
Corona Light
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Another one with a Popularity Score of 58%, this beer is Light, breezy, and perfect for those watching their calories. Corona Light keeps the good vibes flowing.
White Claw
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Technically a hard seltzer, White Claw’s popularity among beer lovers secures it a spot on this list. It scored a Popularity Score of 56%.
This was quite a surprise placement, but we also decided to include it. While not exactly a beer, White Claw (with a similar alcohol content) claimed sixth place. Hard seltzers have become very popular in recent years due to their variety of flavors, attractive packaging, and relatively low carbs and calories among millennials.
Guinness
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With its rich, creamy stout, Guinness is a timeless classic that beer lovers hold dear. It has a popularity Score of 55%.
Stella Artois
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Known for its sophistication and smooth flavor, Stella Artois is a household name in the beer world. Its Popularity Score is 55%.
Budweiser
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Dubbed the “King of Beers,” Budweiser remains a go-to choice for many Americans. Its Popularity Score is 54%.
Miller
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We are finishing the list with Miller, which scored 54% in terms of popularity. With its crisp and refreshing taste, Miller remains a staple in the American beer scene.
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