A brand new report from the World Health Organisation (WHO) reveals that citizens in European nations are inclined to devour extra alcohol in comparison with other countries outside the region. 

In keeping with this research, adults in EU member states Norway and Switzerland drink on average the equal of greater than two bottles of wine per week. 

Nevertheless, the consumption of alcohol will not be homogeneous throughout Europe – the bottom stage was registered in northern and southern EU member states and the best within the central  group of nations. 

Germany, the Czech Republic, and Lithuania are the heaviest-drinking nations in Europe, whereas Norway and Italy recorded the least consumption of alcohol throughout the continent. 

Amongs the European inhabitants, 34% of individuals reported having consumed greater than 60g of pure alcohol on one event within the final 30 days – that is equal to greater than 5 drinks. 

The largest distinction in consumption between women and men was present in older age teams (over-65) and amongst adolescents (15–19), whereas the narrowest hole was present in younger adults (25–34). 

Beer is the favourite alcoholic drink of Europeans, adopted by wine and spirits.