NFL Beer Cities Ranked (Worst to First)

Greyson Ferguson
7 min readSep 11, 2019
Photo by Wade Austin Ellis on Unsplash

Beer and football.

Is there a more perfect combination?

Whether enjoying a pitcher of suds with friends on a Thursday evening or finishing that last bottle while winding down on Sunday night, beer and football represents a match made by the gods.

But football is competition. And people love to debate their favorite beers. So lets put the two together .

Here are all NFL cities ranked by the quality of beer, from worst to first, based on the breweries located within the team’s metro footprint.

The Bottom Dweller Division

To come up with my list I looked up breweries in the metro area and compared it with beers listed on Beer Advocate’s top 250 beers in the United States. These cities not only had zero beers on the list but had fewer quality craft breweries.

Nashville

The city of Nashville is known for music and food. It’s not known for beer. But don’t worry, you have some of the best BBQ anywhere. Just chase the beer down with a fantastic sauce.

New Orleans

It’s hot. It’s humid. It’s sticky. In this kind of climate you don’t need a fancy IPA or heavy stout. You just need something light and cold. Thankfully cheap beer…

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Greyson Ferguson

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