It’s like peanut butter and jelly: they go hand in hand. Or gas and engines, or Black Friday and shopping. But we’re referring to Corona beer and Cinco de Mayo.
Except this year might be different. In 2020, there might be some separation -- more than ever before in the past, and that could trickle into the future, as well.
Typically, the dominant choice of beer for those celebrating Cinco de Mayo is Corona. But Corona likely will be consumed way less than usual due to the coronavirus pandemic, that is unrelated in name.
In February, a report in the Denver Post said Corona was taking a public relations hit due to people fearing they would get coronavirus by drinking Corona.