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Top 15 Drinking Countries with the Highest Alcoholism Rates in the World

Published on February 1, 2018 at 11:02 am by Sieni Kimalainen in Lists

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6. Ukraine

Alcohol consumption per capita: 13.9l

Current status: decreasing (8.06 in 2014)

And here we go, yet another Eastern European representative of the top drinking countries with the highest alcoholism rates in the world. Stereotype or not? Well, according to data, Ukraine does have a huge amount of heavy drinkers, but there are also some other opinions.

Top 15 Drinking Countries with the Highest Alcoholism Rates in the World

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