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These are the 10 most popular Super Bowl beers

Super Bowl Sunday is… well, it’s this Sunday. And if you’re wondering what beers to get in for your pals to enjoy during the showdown, here are 10 most popular beers that people choose to drink during the Super Bowl.

Most popular Super Bowl beers

Last week, grocery delivery and pick-up service Instacart released its seminal Snacktime Report: Here for the Snacks, detailing the drinks and, well, snacks, that are the choice du jour for most people during the big game.

Before we get on to the 10 most popular Super Bowl beers, Instacart’s report shines an interesting light on the alcohol category more widely, as it pertains to the type of drink people will be enjoying come Super Bowl Sunday.

Here are the top 10 most popular alcohol categories:

  1. Light Lager
  2. Mexican Style Lagers
  3. Hard Seltzers
  4. India Pale Ale
  5. Beer Variety Packs
  6. American Style Lager
  7. Pale Ale
  8. Pale Lager
  9. Wheat Ale
  10. Canned Cocktails

Yes, beer styles make up eight of the 1op 10 when it comes to the types of booze people will be knocking back during the big game.

As such, let’s dive deeper into the whole affair and see the 10 most popular Super Bowl beers that will be consumed on Sunday.

  1. Modelo Especial
  2. Coors Light
  3. Blue Moon
  4. Bud Light Seltzer
  5. Corona Extra
  6. Stella Artois
  7. Kona Big Wave
  8. Michelob Ultra
  9. Bud Light
  10. Corona Light

Yes, Mexican Pilsner Modelo Especial takes top spot as the drink most people will be ordering during the big game, while light options also feature heavily in the top 10.

According to a press release, the beverage alcohol entries on Instacart’s Snacktime Report: Here for the Snacks were measured by “absolute growth via Instacart during the Big Game”.

In December, we brought you news of the 10 most popular beers in the world according to Untappd. You can read all about that here.

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