What is National American Beer Day?
National American Beer Day is observed by beer drinkers across the nation every year on October 27. Though Americans love a good pint of Guinness, a chilled Heineken, or a bubbling Corona, they’ll set aside imports of all kinds on National American Beer Day to instead celebrate distinctly domestic lagers and ales brewed across the country.
National American Beer Day Related Holidays
International Beer Day
Just as we celebrate the fantastic things about American beer on National American Beer Day, on International Beer Day, we have the opportunity to turn our focus toward the endless wonderful aspects of beers from all over the world. From Czech pilsners to English stouts, International Beer Day reminds us how we can love all types of beer.
National Beer Day
April 7th marks the anniversary that President Franklin D. Roosevelt instigated the end of the prohibition era by signing a law allowing for the brewing and distribution of beer in the United States. Upon signing the legislation, FDR famously stated, “I think this would be a good time for a beer.” Follow in his footsteps by celebrating National Beer Day on April 7th. Cheers!
National Beer Can Appreciation Day
Pints, mugs, steins, goblets… We love the different ways a beer can be poured up, but the beautiful simplicity of the beer can is not to be overlooked. Only having come into existence in the 1930’s, it’s easy to forget that beer cans are still a relatively modern marvel. Enjoy the crack, pop, and fizzle of your favorite canned beer on National Beer Can Appreciation Day.
Full List of Holidays in October
