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    Präferenzänderungen (1990 vs. 2015)


    Präferenzänderungen (1990 vs. 2015)

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    1. vladgrinch on

      I doubt these statistics/maps take into account the wine/spirits that people in the rural areas of many countries (especially in central and eastern Europe) are producing mainly for their own consumption. Because of this both the maps for preferences and level on consumption of alcohol/capita may be a bit inaccurate.

    2. Far-Pair7381 on

      Are there societal changes which can be deduced from this? Longer lifespans, less psychological problems, et cetera. Spirits are much more powerful than beer and wine.

    4. Icy-Improvement-8380 on

      While beer is preffered in Turkey also and especially Raki is used much more, of course in east thrace, the european side of Turkey, Tekirdag Raki. Also wine.

      (Raki is *an alcoholic beverage made of twice-distilled grape pomace and flavored with aniseed*.)

    8. Von_Baron on

      I wonder how this was calculated as the map of 1990 has a lot of countries that did not exist in 1990.

    13. alikander99 on

      Honestly I don’t belive Denmark prefers wine. They love their beer.

    14. fleeting_existance on

      The change in Spain is massive!

      Some other graph I saw had approximate numbers and it was revolutionary and nearly unbelievable.

      That is great cultural shift happening. I’d like to hear some insight from Spanish people who have lived through this. Why and how are the main questions.

    16. nesa_manijak on

      I doubt these numbers take into account personal production and black market.

      There is a large black market in the Balkans for wine and spirits and a lot of the people produce it in house

    19. Bud_Roller on

      Seems to be a rough correlation with language. Germanic languages liking beer and romance languages liking wine, slavic languages liking spirits etc

    21. staadioniala on

      Note that any statistic showing spirits for Estonia includes Finnish alcohol tourism.

      For local consumption, beer *far* outweighs spirits.

    24. sircryptotr0n on

      It’s all going yellow, because beer is for picking up new paramores, while wine is for celebrating more serious relationships. No one is aiming at serious anymore.

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