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USA: Michelob Ultra overtakes Modelo Especial as the best-selling beer in the US
Michelob Ultra has overtaken Constellation Brands Modelo Especial as the best-selling beer in the United States, CNBC reported on September 22.
Michelob Ultra claimed the top spot as the best-selling beer in retail channels in the 52 weeks ended Sept. 14, parent company Anheuser-Busch announced on September 22, citing data from Circana. The light lager is also the top seller in bars and restaurants, according to Nielsen IQ data for the 52 weeks ended July 12.
For brewer AB InBev, Michelob Ultras triumph reverses the companys struggles from two years ago. Modelo Especial unseated Bud Light in the wake of conservative backlash over the flagship beers partnership with transgender social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney. Bud Light had previously held the title as the top-selling beer in the U.S. for more than two decades.
Modelos declining popularity comes as Constellation faces key challenges to its business, including tariffs on aluminum and Mexican imports and weaker demand from Hispanic consumers.
Historically, Hispanic beer drinkers have accounted for roughly half of Constellations customer base, although growing demand from non-Hispanic consumers helped fuel Modelos rise. Executives have said that President Donald Trumps immigration policies and related job losses have weighed on Hispanic consumers spending.
Earlier this month, Constellation cut its forecast for the fiscal year, citing a challenging economy. The company expects net beer sales will fall 2% to 4% due to lower volumes and additional tariff impacts. It previously anticipated sales would range from flat to up 3%.
So far this year, AB InBevs stock has climbed more than 16%, while shares of Constellation have tumbled 39%.