BEER Production by Country and World since 1961

This bar chart race shows the estimated annual beer production by country and world from 1961 to 2021, measured in liters.

Since 1961, beer production has seen significant growth globally, with various countries emerging as key players in the industry. The United States, China, and Germany consistently rank among the top beer-producing nations.

United States: The United States has witnessed a considerable expansion in its beer production since 1961, driven by the proliferation of craft breweries alongside established giants like Anheuser-Busch and MillerCoors.

China: China has experienced rapid economic growth since the 1980s, leading to a surge in beer consumption and production. Domestic brands such as Tsingtao and Snow dominate the market, with international breweries also making inroads.

Germany: Known for its rich brewing tradition, Germany remains a powerhouse in beer production. While traditional breweries continue to thrive, there's also been a rise in craft beer culture, adding diversity to the market.

Other notable beer-producing countries include Mexico, Brazil, and the United Kingdom. Mexico's beer industry has flourished with brands like Corona gaining global popularity, while Brazil boasts a vibrant beer culture centered around traditional styles like lager and pilsner.

Overall, global beer production has increased steadily since 1961, reflecting changing consumer preferences, economic growth, and cultural influences. While traditional beer-drinking nations maintain their prominence, emerging markets and the craft beer movement contribute to a dynamic and evolving industry landscape.

Data source: FAO

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