1. Czech Republic

• The Czech Republic consistently ranks at the top of the list, with the highest per capita beer consumption in the world.

2. Latvia

• Latvia has a high consumption of spirits, particularly vodka, contributing to its high overall alcohol consumption.

3. Moldova

• Moldova is known for its wine consumption, which significantly boosts its per capita alcohol consumption.

4. Germany

• Germany’s beer culture, particularly in regions like Bavaria, contributes to its high alcohol consumption.

5. Lithuania

• Similar to its Baltic neighbor Latvia, Lithuania has a high consumption of spirits, especially vodka.

6. Ireland

• Ireland has a strong drinking culture, with high levels of beer and whiskey consumption.

7. Russia

• Russia is famous for its vodka consumption, although overall alcohol consumption has decreased in recent years due to government regulations.

8. Poland

• Poland has a high consumption of beer and spirits, with vodka being a traditional favorite.

9. Hungary

• Hungary is known for its wine production, particularly in regions like Tokaj, which contributes to its alcohol consumption.

10. France

• France has a strong wine culture, with wine being a regular part of meals and social gatherings, boosting its per capita alcohol consumption.

These rankings are based on data from sources like the World Health Organization (WHO) and other health and research institutions that track alcohol consumption globally. The actual order can fluctuate slightly depending on the specific year of the data and the methods used to calculate consumption.