Brooklyn's Pop Chart Lab has put out a comprehensive beer infographic that also works as a sort of drinking game and lottery ticket. Inspired by the school bus tune '99 Bottles of Beer On the Wall,' this extensive infographic features 99 illustrations of craft beer that can be scratched off once you've given that beer a try.
Pop Chart Lab split the infographic between ales and lagers before further dividing the craft beers into sub-categories depending on where different beer types fall on the yeast and malt spectrum. When it comes to beer brands, Pop Chart Lab simply chose brands that they like to drink.
All in all, this quirky and fun infographic is complied of nearly 100 craft beers the company thinks you should try. Upon finishing a new beer, you're meant to take a coin and scratch off the gilt foil, leaving the retaining label behind.
Scratch-Off Beer Infographics
Pop Chart Lab's Drink Infographic Operates Like a Lottery Ticket
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