Beer lovers in Michigan rise a pint and get ready to hear the possibly the best news of the day. As we already know that Michigan has the most variety and outstanding beer in the nation, a recent study shows that the beer in Michigan is the cheapest in the country.

A study conducted by the 'Simple Thrifty Living' around 50 states and District of Columbia shows that Michigan has the cheapest beer.

On an average, residents pay about $14.62 for a pack of beer, which is $7 less than beer drinkers in Pennsylvania and 2 bucks less than the 10th cheapest state, Nebraska.

“The team at Simple Thrifty Living used data primarily from two national retailers: Total Wine and Walmart -- their prices are very comparable. They selected up to 10 stores per state, each one from a different zip code. The zip codes were a mix of urban and rural to make sure the data encompassed as much of the state as possible.”

“They looked at the prices of Bud Light and Miller Lite, two of the most popular domestic beers -- specifically a case of beer (12 oz cans), since that was the most common sized pack sold throughout the country. Then, they averaged out all of the prices per state and rounded to the nearest cent.”

10 Least Expensive States

Michigan: $14.62

California; $14.87

Illinois: $15

North Carolina: $15.2

Connecticut: $15.96

South Carolina: $15.96

Indiana: $15.98

Virginia: $15.98

Arizona: $16.35

Nebraska: $16.62

10 Most Expensive States

Pennsylvania: $21.98

Tennessee: $21.97

Texas: $21.66

North Dakota: $21.38

Rhode Island: $21.10

Nevada: $20.93

Oklahoma: $20.66

Alaska: $20.65

Wyoming: $20.45

District of Columbia: $20.34

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