Choropleth-Karte, die den Konsum von Litern reinem Alkohol pro Person ab 15 Jahren in allen Ländern im Jahr 2022 zeigt, basierend auf dem UNECE SDG-Indikator 3.5.2.

    Rumänien führt mit 17,1 Litern pro Person, gefolgt von Georgien (15,5 Liter), Lettland (14,7 Liter) und Moldawien (14,1 Liter). Viele Länder mit muslimischer Bevölkerungsmehrheit und andere mit strengen Kontrollen weisen einen minimalen oder gar keinen erfassten Konsum auf.

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    1. Lithuanian here. My country constant saying Russians are alcoholics – looks like us and our brothers from Latvia – drinks way more :))) Im kinda surprised to be hones … never thought Latvians drinks so much 🙂

    2. thelastmarblerye on

      It is interesting that it looks like proximity to the equator has a relationship with alcohol consumption. Takes less to get a buzz when you’re near heat exhaustion? Dark days lead people to drink?

    3. No wonder why Vampire stories came out of Romania. Bunch of people walking around, drinking gallons of red liquid, stumbling around like they are low on blood, bodies rejecting traditional food, intolerance to sun light…

    4. Additional-Rent3593 on

      I saw a movie called ‚Once Were Warriors‘ that was focused on the plight of ‚urban Maori‘ in New Zealand. The men would go to this place and order an entire case of beer like it was one drink, then just sit down with their case of beer in front of them.

    5. My experience in Japan with every day working people would indicate they drink way more than this map would like you to believe.

    6. Original_Importance3 on

      You fucked up. It should be x > 17…. x> #… Greater than 17. You reversed the sign. > <…. unless you also fucked up and put the „Maximum“ of „Less than“ 17, which is just poor wording. But I’m fairly certain you just fucked up by reversing the sign.

    7. polomarkopolo on

      Canadian here…. y’all would drink too if you had our neighbours to the south

    8. Interesting to see dry countries with alcohol consumption near the same rates as those without such restrictions

    9. If this is to be believed, the countries usually cited as hard-drinking (Russia, Poland, Ireland, Japan, South Korea) are not especially so at all, when compared with the true leaders in this department.

    10. In what time period? Since the person was born? In a day? In a year?

      Are children counted, or is this Alcohol consumption per adult?

    11. platistocrates on

      Correlates interestingly with religion. Christian countries seem skewed much higher, Muslim countries much lower.

    12. Hot-Government-5796 on

      Curious if the data exists on liver problems aligned to this, what is the correlation

    13. Does this differentiate between the percentages of alcohol though? A litre of beer is way different than a litre of vodka which is way different than a litre of everclear.

    14. herodesfalsk on

      Greenland is again grey but an online search shows them at 8 liters per person over 15yrs old per year .. down from 22 liters per year in 1987.

    15. darth_voidptr on

      I would like to see this again for 2025. I imagine a certain yellow country turned bright red, and will be turning infrared going into 2026.

    16. darth_voidptr on

      I would like to see this again for 2025. I imagine a certain yellow country turned bright red, and will be turning infrared going into 2026.

    17. darth_voidptr on

      I would like to see this again for 2025. I imagine a certain yellow country turned bright red, and will be turning infrared going into 2026.

    18. Many people are stuck in the stereotype that Russians drink vodka. Beer consumption has exceeded vodka consumption for the like past 10-15 years, and this trend continues. Therefore, Russia is not red on the map as many people expect.

    19. Head_Battle9531 on

      Crazy how colder regions usually consume more alcohol, while hotter regions consume less.

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