The top 10 countries that consume the least alcohol across the WHO European Region are Tajikistan (0.9 litres), Azerbaijan (1.0), Turkey (1.8), Uzbekistan (2.6), Turkmenistan (3.1), Israel (4.4), Armenia (4.7), Kazakhstan (5.0), Albania (6.8), and North Macedonia (6.4).Non-Drinkers by City

Topping the list by a wide margin is Honolulu, HI with 21.20% of its population opting not to partake in alcoholic beverages. Next on the list is Fremont, CA, Hialeah, FL, San Francisco, CA, and Detroit, MI, with 15.50%, 14.60%, 14.10%, and 13.40%, respectively.Utah has the lowest consumption of alcohol, with alcohol consumption per capita of 1.34 gallons.

What countries have the lowest rate of alcoholism : According to the World Health Organization, US has the lowest rate of alcohol dependence with only 1.93 per cent.

Who drinks most in Europe

In 2021, Latvia consumed 12.2 liters of alcohol per capita, which was the highest among European countries. Lithuania had the second-highest alcohol consumption per capita, at 12.1 liters, with Turkey having the lowest at 1.4 liters.

What race drinks the least : According to past-30-day estimates of drinking provided by the 2007 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) (SAMHSA 2008c), any alcohol use in adults (i.e., ages 18 or older) is most prevalent for Whites (59.8 percent), lowest for Asian Americans (38.0 percent), and similar for Native Americans (i.e., American …

Many Christian groups, such as Methodists (especially those aligned with the holiness movement) and Quakers (particularly the Conservative Friends), are often associated with teetotalism due to their traditionally strong support for temperance movements, as well as prohibition.

America's Top 10 Most Sober Cities

Most Sober Metro Areas	% Who Don't Drink Heavily
1. Provo-Orem, Utah	99.4
2. Idaho Falls, Idaho	97.9
3. Hickory, N.C.	97.8
4. Ogden, Utah	97.5

What is the most sober state

THE MOST SOBER STATES IN THE USA

After comparing all 50 states, the number one most 'sober' state is Delaware.Latvia and Austria have the highest level of alcohol consumption, with over 12 litres per adult, followed by the Czech Republic, France, Bulgaria, Lithuania and Luxembourg, with over 11 litres per adult. Greece, Sweden, Italy and Malta have relatively low levels of consumption, below 8 litres of pure alcohol per adult.The highest proportion of heavy episodic drinking in men was reported by Romania (55.2 per cent). This rate was above 35 per cent in Denmark, Luxembourg, Germany and Belgium. Women in Denmark, Luxembourg, Germany and Ireland displayed the highest rates of heavy episodic drinking, which was above 20 per cent.

List Of Countries That Drink The Most Alcohol

• #8: Austria.
• #7: Seychelles.
• #6: Uganda.
• #5: Germany.
• #4: Latvia.
• #3: Czech Republic.
• #2: Georgia.
• #1: Romania. Coming in at number 1 on the list of countries with the highest alcohol consumption is Romania.

Which country don’t drink : Pakistan, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Mauritania, Libya, the Maldives, Iran, Kuwait, Brunei, and Bangladesh also have alcohol bans, as do some states in India (India is a Hindu-majority country but has a sizeable Muslim population).

Are there people who don’t drink : Globally, almost half of adults do not drink alcohol (excluding those who used to drink but have stopped). A number of temperance organisations have been founded in order to promote teetotalism and provide spaces for non-drinkers to socialise.

Is drinking becoming less popular

The challenge now is finding out a way to keep them on the right track. First, let's look at the good news: Between 2002 and 2021, the prevalence of alcohol use in the past 30 days among 16- and 17-year-olds dropped by 58 percent. Among 14- and 15-year-olds, it fell 69 percent.

The number of people choosing to opt-out of alcohol, whether temporarily or permanently, has grown, and with it, the normalization of being alcohol-free. Restaurants have expanded mocktail lists, sober bars are on the rise, and non-alcoholic bottle shops are popping up in most major cities.

• Germany. Liters of Alcohol Per Capita: 11.21.
• Luxembourg (tied) Liters of Alcohol Per Capita: 11.36.
• Estonia (tied) Liters of Alcohol Per Capita: 11.36.
• France. Liters of Alcohol Per Capita: 11.9.
• Austria. Liters of Alcohol Per Capita: 12.1.
• Czech Republic. Liters of Alcohol Per Capita: 12.69.
• Ireland.
• Lithuania.

Do Europeans drink a lot : In 2019, on average across the EU countries, 26.6 per cent of men reported heavy episodic drinking at least once a month compared to 11.4 per cent of women. The highest proportion of heavy episodic drinking in men was reported by Romania (55.2 per cent).