US consumption map

[AVB]

Linky

 

[MadMonk]

Wow Ray. I was very suprised at the statistics. Thanks for the link.



BTW, I lthink your current Sig Line Cigar Girl is my favorite so far.

 

[classyndry]

Interesting. I wonder why NH likes the sauce so much.

 

[CigarStone]

Interesting. I wonder why NH likes the sauce so much.

Cause they border Mass!

I noticed when I hovered over my cabin my screen started flashing

 

[bfreebern]

So there isn't anything else to do in North Dakota or Montana, then drink?

 

[Fatken]

Great link! It is obvious that I am not doing my part, but I will try harder.

Ken

 

[bfisher88]

Hahahaha, Utah is almost white. That's hilarious.

 

[Joebiech]

This is a pretty interesting link. I wondering if one is available for a more global look. Also might be interesting to cross reference the American one over time.

 

[Bxcigrfan]

So there isn't anything else to do in North Dakota or Montana, then drink?

well that didnt surprise me but New Hampshire #1 thats probably the first time they came in first haaaaa

 

[Anthem]

Interesting that California did not get much higher. Large population and the huge wine culture.

Well us Michiganders got 38...That is closer to Utah then I like :laugh:

 

[StogieSteve]

I can't believe my home state of Wisconsin came in 7th. We shall have to drink harder in the future.

-Steven

 

[Rodrigo de Jerez]

I believe the highest rate of alcoholic consumption in the US was in 1830. Oddly enough, that same year marked the peeked acceleration of the Second Great Awakening.

-Mark

 

[smellysell]

Apparently I don't drink nearly enough if we're only #4. I'll get right on that!

 

[MoeCizlak]

Ray, there was a solid, black dot in SE Pa on the Spirits map. Care to explain? :laugh:

I think Nevada should be excluded or confined to only residents. Vegas and tourists are driving up their numbers. Ben, you need to launch a "Drink More" campaign in your state. Thats shameful, finishing one place worse than there are states.

 

[Flatsix]

Thanks for the info. If I ever need a liver transplant, I now know to decline if it's coming from No Dakota!

 

[scthornton]

IL, middle of the road on consumption. I guess I'm not surprised either way.

 

[wavescrashing]

So if I ever wanna get crunk and get an invite from someone in NH, I'm on my way!

 

[mmburtch]

So Doc's not just mean, he's a mean drunk? ???

 

[modo22]

So there isn't anything else to do in North Dakota or Montana, then drink?

I have heard that over and over...I am surprised that Washington, Oregon, and Cali are not higher in wine consumption.