Here Are Five Brewed Facts For International Beer Day
Some of my favorite things to do in the summer include cut my grass, wash my car, any outdoor house work, and I even love to take my dog on a walk around the neighborhood when I get home from work. Of course, if there wasn’t such thing as beer I wouldn’t do any of it. Ok I’m partially kidding, but it is International Beer Day! Unless I’m doing those activities I just mentioned, I’m pretty picky about my beer. I wouldn’t really consider myself a beer snob, but I just like what I like. I’m not a fan of seltzers and I hate most IPA’s and sours. If summers weren’t so hot I’d drink Guinness every single day. Any Oktoberfest or pumpkin-flavored beer should only be sold after labor day and into the first week of November. I’m sure you have different feelings on particular beers so pour a pint and enjoy these fun facts as we celebrate International Beer Day!
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- The most well-known imported beers in the U.S. are Corona, Heineken and Guinness.
- The Czech Republic has been voted as the country with the best beer.
- Beer is the most popular thing we order at bars and two-thirds of us prefer domestic beers over imports.
- The ten states that love beer the most are: Massachusetts, Missouri, Wisconsin, Oklahoma, Arizona, New Jersey, Virginia, Maryland, New York and Colorado.
- Two-thirds of beer drinkers say they have less than five beers a week. This is me until Friday evening after work hits. Cheers!
SOURCES: National Today, Ranker, YouGov, Mental Floss
