Крупнейшие страны-потребители пива 1962–2025

Welcome to Wolf Data, From 1962 onward, beer consumption was initially dominated by European countries such as Germany, the United Kingdom, and the Czech lands, where beer formed a central part of cultural traditions. The United States emerged as one of the world’s largest beer consumers in total volume during the late 20th century, driven by population growth and mass-market brewing. From the 1990s onward, China experienced rapid growth in beer consumption, eventually becoming the world’s largest beer-consuming country by total volume in the 2000s. Russia also ranked highly for several decades before experiencing declines due to demographic shifts and alcohol regulations. In the 2010s, emerging markets such as Brazil, Mexico, and Vietnam increased their global share as incomes and urbanization rose. Meanwhile, many Western European countries saw stable or declining consumption due to changing lifestyles and health awareness. Overall, the period from 1962 to 2025 reflects a shift from traditional European dominance toward large-population and emerging economies leading global beer consumption.

⛲Sources:
▫️World Bank
💻Editor:
▫️Filmora
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Countries featured in the video:

Belgium
Czechoslovakia
New Zealand
Australia
Germany
United Kingdom
Austria
Denmark
Switzerland
Canada
United States
Ireland
Uruguay
Colombia
Hungary
France
Sweden
French Polynesia
Finland
Netherlands
Gabon
Venezuela
Finland
Slovenia
Czechia
Slovakia
Croatia
Luxembourg
Lithuania
Estonia
Poland
Romania
Namibia
Latvia
Seychelles
Panama
Bulgaria
Spain
Iceland