1. Belarus (14.4 liters)
Belarus takes the crown for the most alcohol in the world of 14.4 liters per person per year. That comes to about 48 handles of vodka per person per year. There are only 52 weeks in the year. I’m getting a hangover just typing this.
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Simon 3 year s ago
I miss the drive through daiquiri stands of the southern US.
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Lan 3 year s ago
Simon,
They're still here. Shreveport, LA.
They're still here. Shreveport, LA.
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Unice 3 year s ago
#25 Because US beer is like having sex in a boat
F@#king close to water
F@#king close to water
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Drusilla 3 year s ago
Unice, Because your knowledge of US beer extends only to Budweiser and Miller Lite.
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Caroline 3 year s ago
Drusilla,
Agreed. the US has countless, world class, micro breweries. And the larger ones, like Budweiser, arent even american. I think bud is Inbev, which is belgian
Agreed. the US has countless, world class, micro breweries. And the larger ones, like Budweiser, arent even american. I think bud is Inbev, which is belgian
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Christopher 3 year s ago
14.4 litres would be 8.2 handles, not 48. Big difference. Sheesh
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Dea 3 year s ago
Christopher,
It's 14.4 litres of pure alcohol. Do the math and you'll get 48 handles of ~17% :) vodka.
It's 14.4 litres of pure alcohol. Do the math and you'll get 48 handles of ~17% :) vodka.
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Rudolph 3 year s ago
Dea,
Vodka is not 17%, it is usually minimum 37,5% in Europe...
Minimum 40% or 80 proof if you want in the US.
15ml pure alcohol is circa 40ml vodka at 40% (1 unit of alcohol here where I live)
so 48 of those big bottles is more like 22 if you do the math....
Vodka is not 17%, it is usually minimum 37,5% in Europe...
Minimum 40% or 80 proof if you want in the US.
15ml pure alcohol is circa 40ml vodka at 40% (1 unit of alcohol here where I live)
so 48 of those big bottles is more like 22 if you do the math....
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Eunice 3 year s ago
so while the rest of the world is drunk
The US is still taking care of business
The US is still taking care of business
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Jody 3 year s ago
Quote: Eunice
. the US has countless, world class, micro breweries. And the larger ones, like Budweiser, arent even american. I think bud is Inbev, which is belgian
Dou you think that those countries are "the rest of the world"?
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Stu 3 year s ago
Jody, a big part of it, yes
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Dea 3 year s ago
Vodka is usually 40% ABV. One handle of vodka (1.75 liters) is 700 ml, not about
300 milliliters of pure alcohol.
300 milliliters of pure alcohol.
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Oliver 3 year s ago
Dea,
Exactly ... who did the math? I could see converting from Quarts to liters being confusing, but when it's all metric...WTF?
Exactly ... who did the math? I could see converting from Quarts to liters being confusing, but when it's all metric...WTF?
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App 3 year s ago
I actually think the guy in the Russian gif is actually Norwegian.
They're still here. Shreveport, LA.
F@#king close to water
Agreed. the US has countless, world class, micro breweries. And the larger ones, like Budweiser, arent even american. I think bud is Inbev, which is belgian
It's 14.4 litres of pure alcohol. Do the math and you'll get 48 handles of ~17% :) vodka.
Vodka is not 17%, it is usually minimum 37,5% in Europe...
Minimum 40% or 80 proof if you want in the US.
15ml pure alcohol is circa 40ml vodka at 40% (1 unit of alcohol here where I live)
so 48 of those big bottles is more like 22 if you do the math....
The US is still taking care of business
Dou you think that those countries are "the rest of the world"?
300 milliliters of pure alcohol.
Exactly ... who did the math? I could see converting from Quarts to liters being confusing, but when it's all metric...WTF?