2020 a strange year for beer
Overall 2020 U.S. beer consumption will hold up relatively well, but there are major differences in where it s consumed and the types of products consumed, a beer industry economist said at a recent farm show. 10:00 am, Dec. 27, 2020 ×
2020 wasn t necessarily a bad year for beer consumption, but there were a lot of changes about where people drank beer and who drank it. (Pixabay photo)
U.S. beer consumption rose a modest but encouraging 0.6% in 2019, and the U.S. beer industry was hopeful that 2020 would see similar results. Then the coronavirus pandemic hit, leading to widespread concerns that the industry would be devastated.
Overall 2020 U.S. beer consumption will hold up relatively well, but there are major differences in where it's consumed and the types of products consumed, a beer industry economist said at a recent farm show.
Overall 2020 U.S. beer consumption will hold up relatively well, but there are major differences in where it's consumed and the types of products consumed, a beer industry economist said at a recent farm show.
2020 a strange year for beer
Overall 2020 U.S. beer consumption will hold up relatively well, but there are major differences in where it s consumed and the types of products consumed, a beer industry economist said at a recent farm show. 10:00 am, Dec. 27, 2020 ×
2020 wasn t necessarily a bad year for beer consumption, but there were a lot of changes about where people drank beer and who drank it. (Pixabay photo)
U.S. beer consumption rose a modest but encouraging 0.6% in 2019, and the U.S. beer industry was hopeful that 2020 would see similar results. Then the coronavirus pandemic hit, leading to widespread concerns that the industry would be devastated.
2020 a strange year for beer
Overall 2020 U.S. beer consumption will hold up relatively well, but there are major differences in where it s consumed and the types of products consumed, a beer industry economist said at a recent farm show. 10:00 am, Dec. 27, 2020 ×
2020 wasn t necessarily a bad year for beer consumption, but there were a lot of changes about where people drank beer and who drank it. (Pixabay photo)
U.S. beer consumption rose a modest but encouraging 0.6% in 2019, and the U.S. beer industry was hopeful that 2020 would see similar results. Then the coronavirus pandemic hit, leading to widespread concerns that the industry would be devastated.