Overall, 74.4 percent of binge drinkers drank beer solely or mostly, while those who drank at least some beer accounted for 80.5 percent of total binge alcohol consumption. Beer accounted for 67.1 percent of binge drinks drank, liquor for 21.9 percent, and wine accounted for 10.9 percent. When it came to specific brands, Bud Light was the most commonly consumed beer during binges, with Anheuser-Busch accounting for 70.8 percent of all beers consumed during these episodes. Wine coolers were the most common type of alcoholic beverage consumed during binges, with California Wine Mixers being the most popular brand. Beer is the most popular alcoholic beverage consumed during binges. Beer is also the most dangerous because of its high alcohol content. Liqueurs are next in line - although many contain more than 0.5% alcohol by volume they are still considered a light alternative to beer or wine. Distilled spirits such as vodka and whiskey are the safest alternatives. During a binge, people tend to drink more of anything that's easy to consume - so if you're trying to cut down on your drinking, start with something less harmful like fruit juice or water and work your way up from there. The most common types of alcohol consumed during binges are beer, wine cooler, and liquor. These products account for 73.0 percent of all binge alcohol consumption. Within these categories, the two most popular brands are Bud Light and California Wine Cooler.