Spirits Consumption by Country
189 countries • liters per capita • Our World in Data
What It Measures
Spirits is a societal indicator reflecting living conditions, cultural factors, or social outcomes. Data from Our World in Data provides a window into how societies organize and the quality of life they enable.
Key Statistics
Global Average
1.32
Median
0.91
Minimum
0
Maximum
6.52
Countries
189
Source
Our World in Data
World Map
Highest & Lowest Countries
Top 10 — Highest Spirits Consumption
| Rank | Country | Value |
|---|---|---|
| #1 |  Cook Islands | 6.52 |
| #2 |  Latvia | 5.70 |
| #3 |  Lithuania | 5.07 |
| #4 |  Thailand | 4.94 |
| #5 |  Bulgaria | 4.75 |
| #6 |  Belarus | 4.70 |
| #7 |  Estonia | 4.59 |
| #8 |  Saint Lucia | 4.56 |
| #9 |  Poland | 4.36 |
| #10 |  Mauritius | 4.19 |
Bottom 10 — Lowest Spirits Consumption
| Rank | Country | Value |
|---|---|---|
| #240 |  Yemen | 0 |
| #241 |  Somalia | 0 |
| #242 |  Saudi Arabia | 0 |
| #243 |  Mauritania | 0 |
| #244 |  Kuwait | 0 |
| #245 |  Eritrea | 0 |
| #246 |  Bhutan | 0 |
| #247 |  Brunei | 0 |
| #248 |  Burundi | 0.00 |
| #249 |  Libya | 0.00 |
Surprising Facts
Cook Islands (6.52) has 0.82 more than Latvia (5.70) — the largest gap between consecutive ranks.
Latvia (5.70) has 0.63 more than Lithuania (5.07) — the largest gap between consecutive ranks.
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (3.99) has 0.22 more than Grenada (3.78) — the largest gap between consecutive ranks.