This is the most preferred beer in the world, new data indicate
Data analysts counted the most sought after beers, with an unexpected discovery on an American lager.
You know what your favoriteBeer is, but how does it happen against othersbeer drinker'tastes? A company can have your answer, after compiling a list of the most popular beer brands in the world on Google. Some of these winners could surprise you.
New search byMaxima Kitchen Equipment, a UK brand, analyzed the Google search data last month to determine the most popular beers of the world's 50 most popular beer brands (with US data and UKKK continue reading whether your Go-to -TO BREW landed on the restricted list and discover the beers that our neighbors around the world seem to have to run these days. Also, do not miss outThe best and worst beer in America - classified!
Crown
The analysis revealed that Corona is the most popular beer in the world, with "Corona beer"Overall 115,000 times in the last month. (A bit of Tidbit from this British report: it suggests research for Corona Beer, it's almost double the google search volume combined for the three royal children, the prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, who together received the 61 400 Google searches reported in the last four weeks.)
Corona Beer has been a staple in the United States for decades - but lately, he says to see an unprecedented popularity in U.K. The maximum report states that in 2019, Corona's beer sales increased by 40%.
Sapporo
Sapporo Beer, recognized as the oldest beer brand in Japan, ranked number two for global Google searches. In U.K., Sapporo is currently the most popular beer on Google, while it's third in the United States.
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Model
Although Dos Equis also comes to mind when you prejudge Mexican beers, these data suggest that Modelo is the most beloved Mexican beer in the world as the third most sought after beer around the world.
Modelo did not manufacture the list of 10 U.K heads. Top 10 ... But at the US, it happened to a second impressive place with a 28,000 Google searches reported in the last month.
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Kingfisher
The beer of Kingfisher, beloved in its indigenous India (and often a prime companion toIndian cuisine!), Shown fourth on the international list of the most sought after beers.
Drill the specificities centered on the nation, Kingfisher did not make the best ranking of the United States, although it is the sixth most sought-after beer of the U.K. In the last month.
Asahi
If you have not heard of Asahi beer, it'sProbably Safe to say that you are not alone. However, with 23,000 searches around the world, this Japanese beer showed fifth on the world list.
In U.K., This was the second most sought after beer in the last month, while in the United States, it also turns his head. According to this report, US consumers have sought ASahi Beer 8,000 times, making it the sixth most Google beer of the Americans last month.
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Heineken
Heineken Beer showed sixth overall, while ninth in U.K. (with 2,400 searches) and seventh to the US, with 6,400.
According toContractorHeineken USA is the importer of high-end beer of America. This 150-year-old Dutch superstar brand seems invested in the current stay: its US operation was led by a Chief Executive Officer, Maggie Timoney, since 2018.
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Then on the list of the most popular beers around the world, the Danish Carlsberg, the Singapore Tiger beer and the Tuborg beer (also Denmark), in that order.
American research was not so wild on tiger beer, although the tiger pushed back the number five on the U.K list.
Carlsberg beer has made appearances for beer hunters in the United States and Americans. Interestingly, Tuborg appeared on any of these lists of these two countries.
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Bud
Many Americans would agree: What is a ranking of beer without bud?Budweiser Beer Come in 10th - but, fascinating, did not appear on the most sought after the United States or U.K.
Maybe here at home, we simply know where to find it.
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