Beer produced by state
Beer produced and removed for sale in each state, in barrels, from the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau's quarterly state reports.
Figures
Source: Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau, Quarterly Statistical Report by State, Beer. Data period 2025.
| Measure | Value | Period |
|---|---|---|
| Beer produced2025 | 32,775 barrels | 2025 |
| Beer removed for sale2025 | 28,612 barrels | 2025 |
Pages built on this dataset
Publisher
- Organization
- Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau
- Publisher’s dataset
- Quarterly Statistical Report by State, Beer
- File or API used
- https://www.ttb.gov/statistics/2025-quarterly-beer-state-statistical-releases
Coverage
- Geography
- States
- Time coverage
- 2015 through 2025 for production; 2025 for taxable removals
- Update frequency
- Quarterly
- Retrieved
- September 15, 2026
- License of the records
- Public domain. U.S. federal government work.
- Rows
- 535 observations, 2015-2025
Measures
| Measure | What it measures | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Beer produced | Beer produced in the state during the year, in barrels of 31 gallons, summed from the four quarterly state reports. | barrels |
| Beer removed for sale | Beer removed from breweries in the state subject to tax during the year, in barrels of 31 gallons, summed from the four quarterly state reports. | barrels |
Caveats
- A barrel is 31 gallons, as the report states.
- Production is beer brewed in the state, which is not beer drunk in the state; a large brewery ships most of what it makes elsewhere.
- Taxable removals are beer leaving a brewery for sale, which is a measure of what was shipped and taxed rather than of what residents consumed.
- TTB publishes these figures quarterly and this repository's period vocabulary has no quarter, so each annual figure is the sum of that year's four quarterly reports; a year is a figure only where all four quarters are published and the state reports in all four, and a state missing from one quarter carries no figure for that year rather than a total of the remaining three.
- A cell the report prints as a dash is not reported and produces no observation; it is not treated as zero, because the same tables print an explicit zero elsewhere.
- Taxable removals begin in 2025. Earlier editions print no single taxable removals column: a merged header spans three sub-columns, in bottles and cans, in kegs, and tax-determined for premises use, and because a sub-column can read as a dash where another reads zero, a dash is not reported rather than none, so no total can be summed from them without understating it. Those years contribute production only.
- The third quarter of 2024 is published under a title naming its month rather than its quarter, so the puller reads a month name as well as a quarter number; missing it voided the whole of 2024 under the all-four-quarters rule.
How to cite
Understand Idaho, “Quarterly Statistical Report by State, Beer”, compiled from Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau, Quarterly Statistical Report by State, Beer. Retrieved September 15, 2026. https://understandidaho.com/data/ttb-beer-state/.
Cite Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau directly for the figures themselves.
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