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Fly Beyond: The Story of GREY GOOSE, The World's Best Tasting Vodka

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When François Thibault, a Cognac Maître de Chai - 'Cellar Master' - announced that he intended to use his considerable spirits-making skills to create vodka in Cognac, people in the region were sceptical. But little by little the world grew to love what he made.

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In Australia, a standard drink is any drink containing 10 grams of alcohol, regardless of container size or alcohol type (e.g beer, wine, spirit).

A standard drink is a unit of measurement. In the same way one metre measures a particular distance travelled, one standard drink measures a particular amount of alcohol consumed. ¹

Alcoholic beverages are sold and served in many different sized containers. Different types of beverages contain different amounts of alcohol, and glass sizes are often not the same. A glass or container can hold more than one standard drink of alcohol. This can make it difficult to know how many standard drinks you consume. Using standard drinks to measure your alcohol consumption is more accurate than counting the number of glasses or other containers you have consumed.

If you are drinking packaged liquor the number of standard drinks should be written on the side of the beverage container.

It is important to understand what a standard drink is so that when you are drinking you can manage how much alcohol you consume. This can help you stick to these National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) guidelines: ¹
GUIDELINE 1
For healthy men and women, drinking no more than two standard drinks on any day reduces the lifetime risk of harm from alcohol-related disease or injury.
GUIDELINE 2
For healthy men and women, drinking no more than four standard drinks on a single occasion reduces the risk of alcohol-related injury arising from that occasion.

Use this tool to see if you can correctly pour a standard drink.

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In Australia, a standard drink is any drink containing 10 grams of alcohol, regardless of container size or alcohol type (e.g beer, wine, spirit). A standard drink is a unit of measurement. In the same way one metre measures a particular distance travelled, one standard drink measures a particular amount of alcohol consumed.

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Alcohol & your health

When enjoyed in moderation, alcohol can form part of a healthy lifestyle that includes good diet and exercise. On the other hand, excessive drinking can have harmful effects on your health. Many Australians enjoy having a drink, but not a lot of people realise how alcohol can affect their physical, social and mental health.

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Alcohol & your health When enjoyed in moderation, alcohol can form part of a healthy lifestyle that includes good diet and exercise. On the other hand, excessive drinking can have harmful effects on your health. Many Australians enjoy having a drink, but not a lot of people realise how alcohol can affect their physical, social and mental health.

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Who drinks the most?

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There seem to be discussions all around the world in regards to spirit-filled beverages, from their creation to their consumption patterns. Every topic from where the most expensive beer is sold in the world to where it is cheapest is fair game. There has also been an argument as to which countries consume the most alcohol.

To avoid confusion and misjudgment as much as possible, the best way to measure alcohol consumption anywhere in the world is through the per capita consumption of pure alcohol within a given country. "Pure alcohol" is an important constraint, as some forms of alcoholic beverages are very intoxicating, while others have much less actual alcohol within them. Luckily, we have access to data that has been collected and documented by the World Health Organization just for such purposes. This data represents alcohol consumption per capita for people who are over 15 years of age per population.

Regional Trends

Looking at the published statistics, the highest consumption rates of alcohol seem to be concentrated in Europe and other places in the Northern Hemisphere of the globe. The highest rates can be seen in countries like Belarus, Lithuania, the Czech Republic, Ireland, and France. Meanwhile, countries in Asia, Africa, and the pacific have much lower rates of consumption. We need to note here that we are not discussing rates of alcoholism, which is an addiction to the consumption of alcohol, but rather the average consumption of alcohol within a country. That is why we use per capita consumption of pure alcohol as a measurement to avoid being biased as much as possible.

Cultural Factors

There are several factors that could have led to such tendencies within and between certain groups of countries. European countries might exhibit such a trend because major producers of the biggest alcoholic brands originate from there, which can itself be attributed to the fact that drinking has been a cultural institution for these countries for many centuries, and the activity has been passed down through successive generations. For example, Russian vodka is a traditional drink within the country, and given the high alcohol content of this drink this fact might attribute to Russia being high up on the table. Another factor might be attributed to weather conditions. Many of the countries listed lie within some of the coldest regions on earth. Populations in these regions may tend to consume a lot of alcohol in order to negate the effects of cold weather, as alcohol can create an illusion of 'warming' the body.

In conclusion, we know that alcohol plays an important role in many societies, just as other beverages like soft drinks, juices, tea, cocoa, and coffee. Alcohol's effects can be detrimental or benign, depending on how responsibly it is consumed. The trends here likely are no cause of alarm, and more research needs to be done to concretely define the effects of a high per capita alcohol consumption on a country.

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Who Drinks The Most? - Alcohol Consumption By Country

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There seem to be discussions all around the world in regards to spirit-filled beverages, from their creation to their consumption patterns. Every topic from where the most expensive beer is sold in the world to where it is cheapest is fair game. There has also been an argument as to which countries consume the most alcohol.