November 03, 2012

10 Most Alcohol Consumed Countries in the World


This rating is according to a survey by the "Organization for Economic Co-operation and development". In this survey, which assessed the consumption of alcohol per capita of a country in the world.


1. Ireland
Pure alcohol consumption: 14.2 liters per capita per year
Beer consumption: 131.1 liters per capita per year
Local Liquor
Guinness or Harp lager.

2. Finland
Pure alcohol consumption: 9.9 liters per capita per year
Local Liquor
Vodka and Guinness. As in Russia, a subarctic climate has made Finland a vodka-drinking land. Finland also has a lot of Irish pubs, so a pint of Guinness is never too far away.

3. England
Pure alcohol consumption: 10.4 liters per capita per year
Beer consumption: 99.0 liters per capita per year
Local Liquor
The warm pint. The English like to drink beer in pubs at cellar temperature out of pint glasses. They specialize in bitters and ales more so than lagers.

4. Russia
Pure alcohol consumption: 9.29 liters per capita per year
Local Liquor
Vodka, served cool and in a small wine glass known as a vodka glass.

Pure alcohol consumption: 9.8 liters per capita per year
Beer consumption: 109.9 liters per capita per year
Local Liquor
The Shiraz grape has found a home in Australian vineyards, and Shiraz wines are full of descriptions men love: bold, robust, rich.

6. Denmark
Pure alcohol consumption: 11.5 liters per capita per year
Beer consumption: 89.9 liters per capita per year
Local Liquor
Lager, Tuborg and Carlsberg are the ubiquitous brands.

7. Germany
Pure alcohol consumption: 10.5 liters per capita per year
Beer consumption: 116.8 liters per capita per year
Local Liquor
Wheat beer. A few brands include: Weizen, Weizenbock, Berliner Weisse, and Leipziger Gose.

Pure alcohol consumption: 11.8 liters per capita per year
Beer consumption: 156.9 liters per capita per year
Local Liquor
Any Pilsner or lager that strikes your fancy.

9. Italy
Pure alcohol consumption: 8.0 liters per capita per year
Local Liquor
Grappa, a stiff sipping (or shooting) liqueur made from a by-product of the wine-making process.

10. France
Pure alcohol consumption: 14.2 liters per capita per year
Beer consumption: 35.5 liters per capita per year
Local Liquor
Champagne, Bordeaux, Beaujolais, Bourgogne ... the list goes on and on.

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