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Budweiser Ranks New Jersey #6 Most Beer-Loving U.S. State

Budweiser launched the ‘Beer With Your Buds’ National Survey—a first-of-its-kind study that asked 2,000 Americans (conducted by Learndipity Data Insights, ages 21+) to choose their top drink to enjoy with friends at a bar or other social venue.

With 44% of New Yorkers opting for beer as their drink of choice in social settings, the Empire State ranked as America’s #9 most beer-loving state (three spots behind New Jersey, which ranked #6). Meanwhile, 59% of beer-drinking New Yorkers would rather crack open an ice cold domestic beer (such as Budweiser) over an imported beer.

Key national findings from the survey include:

*** BUDWEISER ‘BEER WITH YOUR BUDS’ NATIONAL SURVEY ***

(conducted by Learndipity Data Insights, ages 21+)

  1. BEER IS AMERICA’S #1 SOCIAL DRINK OF CHOICE

What is your preferred drink when meeting friends at a bar or other social venue?

  1. Beer: 36%
  2. Margarita: 17%
  3. Wine: 13%
  4. Cosmopolitan: 5%
  5. Gin & tonic: 4%
  1. AMERICANS LOVE DOMESTIC BEER BY A 2-TO-1 MARGIN

When drinking socially with friends, do you prefer domestic beer (such as Budweiser) or imported beer?

  1. Domestic beer (such as Budweiser): 67%
  2. Imported beer: 33%
  1. MOST BEER-LOVING U.S. STATES

Ranked by the % who choose beer as their top drink to enjoy with friends at a bar or other social venue

  1. Massachusetts: 51%
  2. Missouri: 50%
  3. Wisconsin: 49%
  4. Oklahoma: 48%
  5. Arizona: 47%
  6. New Jersey: 46%
  7. Virginia: 46%
  8. Maryland: 45%
  9. New York: 44%
  10. Colorado: 43%
  11. Louisiana: 42%
  12. Florida: 41%
  13. West Virginia: 40%
  14. Alabama: 39%
  15. Nevada: 39%
  16. Oregon: 39%
  17. Maine: 38%
  18. California: 37%
  19. Iowa: 37%
  20. New Mexico: 37%
  21. Wyoming: 37%
  22. District of Columbia: 36%
  23. Idaho: 36%
  24. Michigan: 36%
  25. Washington: 36%

Surprise! Overall, the East is the U.S. region that loves beer most (40%), followed by the West (36%), the South (34%), and the Midwest (33%).

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