This post was republished with permission from Zero Hedge
As Americans celebrated National Beer Day on April 7 – the anniversary of the Cullen-Harrison Act, which marked the end of Prohibition in the United States – what better way to honor this historic day than by delving deeper into the minds of U.S. beer lovers and finding out what their favorite brews are?
As Statista’s Felix Richter reports, according to Statista Consumer Insights, Americans’ favorite beer brand is American again, as Bud Light re-claimed the top spot from Corona Extra – the leader in last year’s edition of the same survey.
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Corona, made in Mexico and exclusively imported, distributed and marketed by Constellation Brands in the U.S., came in second this year.
Dutch Heineken, a true global player in terms of beer, ranked fourth ahead American Budweiser and Blue Moon, a Belgian-style witbier brewed by Molson Coors in Colorado.
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Piss water. Drink up!
American beer sucks. The brands listed there all taste like piss that used to be beer.
If I have any choice, I only drink REAL Belgian abbey ale.
If I have only American beer to choose from I prefer tap water.
I guess they like having a laugh with a near water.
..tranny fluid belongs in my car, not my gullet.
This proves one thing. Americans are shallow and only care about their own image.
Geez! There are many good beers brewed in America, Budweiser, in any of its forms, isn’t one of them. Fizzy piss!