What Is The Most Popular Beer In NFL Stadiums?

After a long year, fans are now back at NFL stadiums, which means stadium brews are back on the table. The National Football League as a spectator sport cannot be imagined without some cold refreshments, especially beer. It is like going to an art gallery without any paintings or sculptures or going to the cinema without some popcorn.

With that said, some beers tend to be more popular than others on game days. On top of that, stadiums are seated in different locations which means that locals prefer different types of beer that must be included on the game day.

Since fans are taking the beer wars very seriously, it is time to dig deeper and find out which beer is the preferred choice by fans on the top NFL stadiums in the US. And if you like football, remember to visit edge.twinspires.com to learn how to bet on NFL games online.

New York Giants and Jets

The home of the New York Giants and the New York Jets, MetLife Sports Complex has a capacity of 82,500 people and hosts twice the number of games per season. In fact, the MetLife Stadium was the second most attended stadium in the NFL after the re-opening which seated 75,626 fans on a Jet’s game against the New England Patriots.

With so many people visiting the stadium, the type of beer is an important business. According to social media, Bud Light is the most checked-in beer on the MetLife Sports Complex and its popularity is constantly growing among NFL fans.

New England Patriots

It seems like New England’s fans are really patriotic when it comes to drinking beer. Their most picked beer is Julius which is an American IPA beer just to keep them fresh and cool during a heated game.

This classic beer is brewed in Charlton, Massachusetts, and has an hour-long drive to get to the stadium. The community rating of this beer is also pretty high reaching 4.5/5, which opens up opportunities for other stadiums to put it on their menu.

Philadelphia Eagles

Now we move on to Philadelphia and their beautiful Lincoln Financial Field open-top stadium. The stadium has a capacity of 67,594 and most that watch a game prefer their special Vulpulin IPA beer brewed in a local nearby Phoenixville brewery.

Minnesota Vikings

Let’s open the gates n this futuristic U.S Bank Stadium that was constructed five years ago and see what they have to offer. Never heard about the Vikings and Troll's collision in the past, but it seems like their fans prefer this west coast-style IPA beer with a unique name.

The beer comes from Minneapolis-based Insight Brewing company and it is the most preferred choice by fans on the game day.

Green Bay Packers

We have a rather unique situation on Lambeau Field in Wisconsin, US, which is the home for the Green Bay Packers. Their newly renovated stadium holds a capacity of 81,441 people making it the ultimate goal for local brewing companies.

However, fans here prefer a beer that comes from a brewery that is nowhere close to the stadium. Their most picked beer is Luau Krunkles which is brewed in Athens, Georgia, and thanks to their Molson Coors distribution, they top up the stadium shelves and refrigerators in no time.

Atlanta Falcons

One of the most futuristic stadiums in the NFL with a construction cost of 1.6 billion USD is also an important player when it comes to beer consumption in NFL games. It seems that India Pale Ale (IPA) beer is getting quite popular on NFL stadiums, even though the beer is softer and designed to be enjoyed for weekday consumption.

However, fans on the Mercedes-Benz Stadium enjoy a softer beer which is why Slap Fight is their top beer choice. This is a beer that comes from Monday night Brewing company in Atlanta and their interesting vibrant color design, which looks like a soda, makes this beer a great social media post while watching the game.