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Gambling isn't the only thing they do in Nevada. According to the Beer Institute, Nevada has the highest per-capita beer consumption rate of any US state. Per the report, Nevadians (is that a word) consume 44.2 gallons of beer annually, which is more than one 12-ounce can per-day per-person. Wow! New Hampshire gets credit for having the second highest per-capita beer consumption with 43.1 gallons consumed annually.
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∙ 15y ago
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∙ 15y agoAccording to Beer Info Nevada leads the way with 44 gallons a year. But given the number of tourists in Las Vegas, it's no wonder.
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∙ 15y agoWisconsin......By Far!!!!!!!!!!
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∙ 11y agoNew Hampshire
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∙ 13y agoWashington d.c with 7.65 gal. Per capita
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What college campus has the highest per-capita beer consumption?
Stillwater, Ok Oklahoma State University by far
Which beer brand has the highest Per-Capita consumption?
Heineken
Which Wisconsin county has the highest per capita beer consumption?
Marathon
What nation is the highest per capita in beer consumption?
Czech Republic
Which Texas county has the highest per capita beer consumption?
colorada
What Ohio county has the highest beer consumption per capita?
putnam
Which Nebraska County has the highest per capita beer consumption?
sandlin county
Which US city has highest per capita beer consumption?
wlmington sorry no it is definatly milwaukee, WI. Nevada's per capita consumption of beer is the highest of all states at 44 gallons/person. It's quite possible this could apply to Las Vegas.
What was the per capita beer consumption in Czech Republic by state in the year 2007?
it is about 150 litres per person.
What is Germany's yearly beer consumption?
Smoked beer, which is often used in a German beer festival.
What is a 2 COP Beer Wine License?
A 2COP (2 types of alchohol/Consumption On Premesis) license, here in the great state of Florida, is a license to sell beer and wine on-premises. Essentially, it's for a beer bar.
Is beer consumption declining?
The average per capita consumption of beer in the United States had declined since the 1980s, reaching 22 gallons in the late 1990s
