What are America's most popular beers to fill your 2024 Super Bowl party lineup?

Throwing a good Super Bowl party isn’t just about having a properly massive television on which to watch the game. It’s about creating an environment from which you can absorb and process whatever nonsense Tony Romo spews toward the screen at the intersection of a quarterback’s throwing motion and his personal life.

The strongest among us can shake this off. The rest of us can find solace in malt, hops, yeast and water.

The Super Bowl provides a rare opportunity where Sunday night drinking isn’t just tolerated, but mostly encouraged. But putting together a beer lineup for your party can be an intimidating task given the vast array of choices on stocked shelves across the country.

And while the most popular beers in the U.S. aren’t necessarily the ones I’d pick, they’re a good barometer for a lowest common denominator brew that will keep the widest swath of guests happy. In order to figure out which beers fit that bill, I used YouGov’s consumer awareness index, which plots what percentage of poll respondents have heard of a certain beer and what percentage actively like said beer.

Here are the results.

How to build the perfect beer lineup for your 2024 Super Bowl party