Glasses of light and dark beer on a pub background.
OkorokovaNatalya / ThinkStockSome 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
