In this `Overall the report´ found that consumption of pure alcohol, you' ll see, is highest in Eastern European countries, and on the other hand the lowest in countries with high populations of Muslims, as Yemen, which took home the title for the world’s soberest country.
The United States did not make the top 25, as the average American consumes only 2.49 gallons of pure alcohol per year a `pretty middle-of-the-road amount´.
According to 2011 data from the World Health Organization based on the consumption of pure alcohol per capita and rates of alcohol-related deaths at the world’s 25 drunkest countries. It represents a continuing effort by the World Health Organization to support Member States in collecting information in order to assist them in their efforts to reduce the harmful use of alcohol, and its health and social consequences.
Here comes the `most liquored-up countries´ in the world.
25. Latvia, 3.30 gal./person
24. Finland, 3.31 gal./person
23. Germany, 3/38 gal./person
22. Luxembourg, 3.44 gal./person
21. Austria, 3.50 gal./person
20. Netherlands, 3.50 gal./person
19. Slovakia, 3.52 gal./person
18. Denmark, 3.53 gal./person
17. United Kingdom, 3.53 gal./person
16. France, 3.61 gal./person
15. Ireland, 3.81 gal./person
14. Portugal, 3.84 gal./person
13. South Korea, 3.91 gal./person
12. Lithuania, 3.97 gal./person
11. Croatia, 3.99 gal./person
10. Belarus, 4.00 gal./person
9. Slovenia, 4.01 gal./person
8. Romania, 4.04 gal./person
7. Andorra, 4.09 gal./person
6. Estonia, 4.11 gal./person
5. Ukraine, 4.12 gal./person
4. Russia, 4.16 gal./person
3. Hungary, 4.30 gal./person
2. Czech Republic, 4.35 gal./person
1. Moldova, 4.81 gal./person
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