Best and Worst Beers for Super Bowl XLVI

What you need to know about the 9 most popular beers on the web.

Alanna Nuñez

A Super Bowl party without beer is like New Year's Eve without champagne. It happens, and you'll still have fun, but some occassions just feel incomplete without the habitual beverage. And according to search trend research conducted by Yahoo!, most people agree. Super Bowl XLVI is this Sunday, and Internet searches for beer are way up. In fact, searches for "bud light platinum" alone increased by 349 percent this week.

If you're trying to decide what to serve at your Super Bowl watch party, we're about to make life easier. Here, the 9 most-searched beers and their nutritional stats to help you make the right decision about what beer to serve with your Super Bowl snacks.

**Figures are based on one 12 oz. serving of beer.

1. Bud Light Platinum

Bud Light goes glam! Bud Light Platinum, Anheuser-Busch's newest product officially hit shelves Monday, January 31. A departure from Anheuser-Busch's traditional low-calorie, low-alcohol content beers, Bud Light Platinum was designed to appeal to people who appreciate craft beer.

Nutritional Information
Calories: 137
Carbs: 4.4 grams
Alcohol by Volume (ABV): 6 percent