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Discussion - Food > Beer consumption
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Petr
19th July 2009 |
Czech republic is realy biggest consumer of beer on the world http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_beer_consumption_per_capita |
james
9th July 2009 |
Where is Czech republic??? The biggest consumer of beer on the world??? You data are not right ... |
Karsten (Denmark)
29th January 2009 |
First of all, the Czech Republic should be on the list and as #1.
Second, the people living in the south of Jytland (Jylland) near the border to Germany, consume at least twice the danish national average. The main reason being that WE buy beer in Germany at a price close to a 1/3 of the danish price.
do to the large waste of metal cans, most households in the south have recived an extra garbage bin, mainly for recycling metal cans, and glass and paper. |
czechian (Czech Republic)
27th December 2007 |
Yeah, Czech Republic not listed. Beer consumtion (2002) was around 159 litres per capita. Nowdays it's more than 163 litres. Take a look at this table from our national statistic service: http://vdb.czso.cz/vdbtab/tabdetail.jsp?cislotab=3004-05-02&stranka=0&razeni=ta&kapitola_id=14 |
Niall (Dublin, Ireland)
7th December 2007 |
Just two points.
1. I assume that by 'beer consumption by country' you actually mean 'per capita' you need to get this right if you're going to release lists of statistics on the net.
2. The people of the Czech Republic actually drink the most 'per capita' and I'm not sure if the Irish figure is quite 155ltrs either. This is fairly documented elsewhere, so I'd have to doubt the validity of the information on this site.
Sorry but if you put something up, it's going to be scrutinised. |
escotty77 (Canada)
26th October 2007 |
To JBiz
Re: And Canadian Beer stinks!
Have you been in a beer store in Canada? Many Europeans go on about the shitty beer in Canada. I can go into a beer store in Canada and have a choice of many Canadian brands and most of the popular brands from around the world. As I have lived in Europe for 7 years in 5 countries I can say that the selection in most beer stores is domestic beer and a few brands from neighbor countries.Remember that it is Europeans who immigrated to Canada that built the country and adjusted their taste buds and founded most breweries. Maybe your are just not cultured. In the 21 countries that I have visited I have always managed to find a beer that was enjoyable to drink. My favorite being a Czech beer " Gambrinus" from the Urquell brewery.
And I have nothing bad to say about any beer from any country as I have never been forced to drink it. If you don't like Canadian beer, don't drink and stay in your own country! |
JV (CZ)
28th August 2006 |
#1 is not listed
Czech Republic weighs in with 162 liters/per person in 2003 |
Viktor
30th January 2006 |
The Czechs are gulping around 150 liters of beer per year, there is something wrong with the table... |
konvez
29th January 2006 |
surely the Czechs should be on that list? |
Evan
27th January 2006 |
Canadians drink way more beer than that, Ireland is the only one who beats us |
robin
26th January 2006 |
Im live in Canada and was originaly appalled at the idea that Americans drink more beer than us, but, then I remembered that Canadians actually put alcohol in their beer. Cheers! |
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