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Top 10 Countries in Beer Production per Capita

Can you name the countries that produce the most beer per capita? 🍺🍺🍺
For the year 2021. Derived from UN data.
All countries are in the same continent except the one in orange
Quiz by sealsi6
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Last updated: January 30, 2024
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First submittedFebruary 15, 2017
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kg / person
Country
205.4
Belgium
186.3
Czech Republic
123.9
Netherlands
123.4
Lithuania
109.8
Austria
kg / person
Country
105.3
Slovenia
104.4
Mexico
103.4
Estonia
102.6
Germany
97.7
Denmark
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Level 74
Oct 19, 2017
Source please
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Level ∞
Oct 29, 2019
http://www.fao.org/faostat/en/#data
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Level 68
Nov 24, 2019
One for rum would be nice
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Level 47
Dec 10, 2021
infinite level...
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Level 75
Feb 7, 2024
http://www.fao.org/faostat/en/#data is just an enormous database of all sorts of data - can't you link to the data in the quiz?
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Level ∞
Feb 7, 2024
That doesn't exist.
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Level 72
Oct 29, 2019
"Holland" as a type in for Netherlands!?
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Level 70
Oct 29, 2019
It's like approving Catalonia for Spain and Carolina for the USA
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Level 87
Oct 30, 2019
No it isn't -- Holland is commonly used to mean all of the Netherlands, while Catalonia is never used to mean all of Spain.
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Level 70
Oct 30, 2019
I do agree that it is commonly (mis)used, even by my fellow country people. But it does not change the fact that it is not the official name, or recognized as an alternative.
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Level 73
Dec 22, 2019
Its more like typing "England" for the UK. Both England and Holland have almost everything which we think of the UK and the Netherlands respectively and there really are people addresses the UK as England unlike how there are really no one who calls the US Carolina or Spain as Catalonia
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Level 53
Dec 22, 2019
In a lot of languages the Netherlands are called Holland like in hungarian, danish, estonian, turkish and most slavic languages
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Level 65
Dec 22, 2019
our national tourist website is holland.com however :)
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Level 62
Mar 22, 2021
The US is often called America, but this doesn't mean it suddenly conquered both Americas.
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Level 72
Jul 21, 2021
@Peter3, you my friend are a muppet!
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Level 66
Sep 2, 2021
I'm Dutch. The idea that "Holland" is wrong for the whole country is a myth that's often repeated by American tourists and foreigners in general as a bit of trivia but Dutch people use it to mean the whole country all the time. I don't live in the Holland region technically, but I still say I'm "from Holland" all the time.
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Level 66
Sep 2, 2021
I don't do that and most people I know don't do that. We say we are from the Netherlands.
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Level 59
Sep 4, 2021
If there is anything more cringeworthy than tourists saying "Holland", it is Dutch people saying "Holland".
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Level 58
Jan 22, 2023
I'm Dutch and frankly, people calling the Netherlands Holland is incredibly annoying and I would almost call it insulting even.

The Netherlands was formed as a unification between all Dutch provinces (including North and South Holland).

And no, comparing it to many people calling the USA America is not the same as America is part of the full name.

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Level ∞
Oct 29, 2019
Standard type-ins have now been applied.
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Level 50
Jul 9, 2022
I always thought it was “New Holland”, I guess I was wrong
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Level 87
Sep 25, 2023
That’s Australia
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Level 84
Jan 31, 2024
...or a town in Pennsylvania.
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Level 77
Oct 30, 2019
Probably all the Finns going to Estonia to get cheaper beer...
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Level 85
Nov 2, 2019
They do. Finns carry as much as possible on the ferry from Tallinn to Helsinki but I think they drink most of their savings on the ferry itself. In Tallinn, not only Finns but tourists from Germany, Sweden, etc spend their days drinking on patio bars throughout the old town.
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Level 73
Nov 6, 2019
Great quiz and like the shorter time limit -- this was quite challenging.
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Level 83
Dec 22, 2019
i submit this as an example of an excellent hint: enough to make it possible to answer, without making it too easy
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Level 69
Dec 22, 2019
i really should start reading hints, caveats etc.
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Level 47
Dec 22, 2019
My go to were to name all the Germanic country and the only one I forgot to name was literally Austria, one of the larger ones.
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Level 66
Dec 23, 2019
Mildly surprised not to see Iceland, given its population of, like, eight and popularity of drinking. Perhaps they like spirits more.
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Level 84
Feb 25, 2021
Guessed them as well. Your explanation sounds probable, too.
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Level 84
Sep 2, 2021
It's production, not consumption. I don't expect that they grow much barley or hops in Iceland.
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Level 67
Mar 23, 2020
Surprised Malawi and Niger aren't here. Biere Niger is located in Niger, and Carlsburg has a brewery in Malawi.
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Level 79
Feb 3, 2024
Both have populations over 20 million, and the vast majority of Niger's population is Muslim.
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Level 63
Sep 2, 2021
Really surprised that Australia didn't make the list - we are all a bunch of piss-pots.
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Level 74
Sep 2, 2021
Are people drinking foreign beers then?
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Level 45
Sep 4, 2021
Aussie brands of beer are by far the most consumed brands in the country.
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Level 64
Jan 20, 2024
just missed the Scandinivian countries...
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Level 87
Jan 30, 2024
Ireland has a small enough population that one might think it would make the per-capita list. They're not exactly light on production OR consumption. :)
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Level 77
Jan 30, 2024
My thoughts too. I typed it 3 or four times because I thought I might have done a typo.
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Level 93
Feb 1, 2024
I checked the drinksireland website and per the 2022 report here: https://www.ibec.ie/drinksireland/beer. They said there were 8.083M hectoliters produced in 2022 compared to 3.828M hl in 2021. That is 808.3M kg or 153kg per capita if my conversion is correct. While it may have been below 97kg/p in 2021, so not on this quiz, using 2022 data it would be included.
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Level 77
Feb 3, 2024
if socialism was a beer

pleez mista cheez sneez

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Level 22
Feb 14, 2024
got lithuania in the last second
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Level 51
Mar 26, 2024
Easy, got them all. Belgium is rightfully the king of beer!