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High income OECD countries Compared by Lifestyle > Food and drink > Alcohol > Consumption > 1990

DEFINITION: Alcohol consumption - Litres per capita by population aged above 15 in 1990.

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# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH
1 France 16.5 litres per capita 1990
2 Portugal 16.3 litres per capita 1990
3 Luxembourg 14.7 litres per capita 1990
4 Germany 13.8 litres per capita 1990
5 Spain 13.5 litres per capita 1990
6 Slovakia 13.4 litres per capita 1990
7 Switzerland 12.9 litres per capita 1990
8 Austria 12.6 litres per capita 1990
9 Belgium 12.1 litres per capita 1990
10 Denmark 11.7 litres per capita 1990
11 Czech Republic 11.3 litres per capita 1990
12 Ireland 11.2 litres per capita 1990
13 Italy 10.9 litres per capita 1990
14 Greece 10.7 litres per capita 1990
15 Australia 10.5 litres per capita 1990
16 New Zealand 10.1 litres per capita 1990
17 Netherlands 9.9 litres per capita 1990
18 United Kingdom 9.8 litres per capita 1990
19 Finland 9.5 litres per capita 1990
20 United States 9.3 litres per capita 1990
21 South Korea 9.1 litres per capita 1990
22 Poland 8.3 litres per capita 1990
23 Japan 8 litres per capita 1990
24 Canada 7.4 litres per capita 1990
25 Sweden 6.4 litres per capita 1990
26 Iceland 5.2 litres per capita 1990
27 Norway 5 litres per capita 1990

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High income OECD countries Compared by Lifestyle > Food and drink > Alcohol > Consumption > 1990

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