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    Vengo dall’Ucraina e sono curioso: è vero che in Serbia la gente beve molta birra o è solo uno stereotipo? Quale alcol è effettivamente più popolare lì?

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    2. sudonimic on

      Yep, beer is the “everyday” drink. Rakija is the favourite, national drink, but it is very strong, so normal people drink it only on special occasions.

    3. RadangPattaya on

      Yes and that bottle is very interesting to me lol, I love it.

      As for your question, it’s basically a split between beer and rakija being the most popular. 10 years ago I drank purely beer and lots of it, nowadays I indulge in rakija because it doesn’t cause me stomach bloating and discomfort, I don’t need to piss all the time, and I don’t get headaches from it (I always down a few sips of water with one shot of rakija; can’t really do that with beer).

    4. Weissenburg_21 on

      People here prefer stronger spirits like rakija, but a lot of people also drink beer. I’d say we drink less beer than most of Central Europe.

    5. Apart-Persimmon-38 on

      People drink huge amounts of home made rakija. That means it’s not store bought, but someone you know made it, so the numbers will not show up as a statistic.

      Beer is the 2nd most popular (alcoholic) drink

    6. baddzie on

      I think no more than other countries, rakija and wine are probably more popular, but if you are going to watch some sports match for example then you would probably go for beer.

      We actually like to brag that we drink a lot but I personally don’t feel it is true.

    7. manu_facere on

      Beer and rakija. People drink other alcohol as well but it’s not  the most popular

    11. 01101010001010 on

      We drink beer usually and rakija for special occasions

    12. SocietyEducational55 on

      We drink everything with alcohol 🙂 I drink more Coca-Cola 🙂 more or less the same. If I’m up, my liver is the same as if I drink alcohol every day 🙂 I am not an alcoholic, I am a Coca-Cola addict 🙂 😃

    13. Dej234 on

      No, that’s just a stereotype, western Europeans drink way more alchohol than us, we drink a lot of coffe

    14. theystolemyusername on

      It’s a bit hard to compare rakija and beer, since you’ll drink three 0,33 mL bottles while watching a game on TV, but will have maybe five 4 cL shots of rakija on a night out. The volume will always be on the side of beer because it’s not as strong as rakija. Also, if you counted how many bottles were bought, brandy might actually knock it out of the park simply because much of rakija is home-made.

    15. Special_Hyena4296 on

      We do drink a lot although nowhere near central European slavs or eastern. Beer is by far most popular alcoholic beverage, but again we can’t hold a candle to Polish let’s say.

    16. Fracture90000 on

      Yup, u can’t go wrong with bear. Rakija is for the special occasion.

    19. Apolon6 on

      Beer is chill, very normal to just go for a beer any day of the week after work with the homies. Rakija on the other hand is the one you chose when you wanna go wild.

    23. meckez on

      Statistically around the European middle field when it comes to beer consumption.

      24th in Europe | 35th global

      [Beer Consumption by Country 2022](https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/beer-consumption-by-country)

      Beer would be the overall most consumed alcoholic beverage.

      Per capita consumption of pur alcohol by drink in litres (2022):

      Total:8l | Beer:3,7l | Wine:1,3l | Spirits:2,7l | Others:0,3l

      [WHO: Alcohol, recorded per capita (15+) consumption (in litres of pure alcohol), by beverage type(2022)](https://www.who.int/data/gho/data/indicators/indicator-details/GHO/alcohol-recorded-per-capita-(15-)-consumption-(in-litres-of-pure-alcohol))

    25. Prize-Worldliness349 on

      Rakija preko dana, uvece pivo. Mada u kafani pivo. Da pijemo dosta piva i sve uostalom, vino isto.

    26. Legal-War-7164 on

      Ja ne znam odakle vama ideja da se rakija toliko pije. Mozda ranije, mozda medju starijim generacijama. Vecina ispod 30 ne pije rakiju redovno, eventualno po kafanama.

    28. mihjok on

      Beer on the north, wine on the south, and ofc rakia everywhere.

    29. Teachers_Pet_01 on

      For reference, beer per capita consumption(l/year):
      Turkye – 10.9
      Serbia – 54.7
      Croatia – 85.5
      Germany – 99.0
      Romania – 100.3
      Czechia – 126.0

      That’s for 2019, likely a bit lower for 2025

    30. ScavHD on

      You know shit’s wild when you have a carp printed on the beer bomb

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