This study was conducted on consumers at 5 pubs in the Taichung City to analyze their consumer behaviors on imported beer. The results was expected to supply to the pub industries and beer trade companies for planning the marketing strategy. The data obtained from a market survey based on designed questionnaire for 250 consumers at 5 pubs in the Taichung City in 1997. All copies of which are returned, and 210 copies(84%) are found to be effective. The statistical methods of scheffe test, factor analysis and ANOVA were used to analyzing. The major findings are as follows: 1.The major results of the consumer behavior of imported beer at pub are shown as follows: The highest ratio of Consumers (41.9%) is the "heavy drinker" who drink over 5 cans of beer per week, consuners who drink only one can to 2-3 cans per time are shown to be the majority of the Consumer Group (64.3%). Forty percentage of consumers was shown to be the one who went to pub everday. Music and band were analyzed to be two very improtant factors to attract consumers to go to pub. 2.The results of the importance of imported beer attributes to consumers indicates the heavy users at pub will be more concerned on the product attributes: "taste" and "price" than these attributes: "elegant outer packaging" and "brand name" in making a choice of purchasing imported beer. However, price is not concerned by light users. 3.The living pattern of the consumer for drinking imported beer at pub were recognized and designated as (1)healty and postive living, (2)enterprisingly pursuing humanism, (3)dependence on advertising, (4)trend of being socialized, (5)brand loyalty, and (6)uneasily in present environment. The male consumers were shown to be more agreeable on these six patterns of living than that of female. 4.The younger consumers (19∼22years old) was shown to be more agreeable on "brand loyalty", "enterprisingly pursuing humanism" and "trend of being socialized" than that the older group (23∼30 years old). The higher income consumer (more than NT$100x10�� /month) was shown to be more concerned on "healthy and positive living", "dependence on advertising" and "trend of being socialized" than that of the other lower incomes group (less than NT$100x10�� /mounth). The higher income group is not loyalty to brand names of imported beer.