south africa drinks the most alcohol in africa.
south africa drinks the most alcohol in africa.
which country in africa drinks the most alcohol?
south africa
there are a variety of beverages produced and marketed around the world as well as within each market which are described as coolers or alcopops. they tend to be sweet and served in small bottles (typically 355 ml (the normal size of a soda pop can) in the us, 275 ml in south africa and germany, 330 ml in canada and europe), and between 4% and 7% abv. in europe, canada, and south africa coolers tend to be pre-mixed spirits, including vodka (e.g. smirnoff ice) or rum (e.g. bacardi breezer). in the united states, on the other hand, alcopops often start out as un-hopped beers, depending on the state in which they are sold. much of the malt (and alcohol) is removed (leaving mostly water), with subsequent addition of alcohol (usually vodka or grain alcohol), sugar, coloring and flavoring. such drinks are legally classified as beers in virtually all states and can therefore be sold in outlets that do not or cannot carry spirit-based drinks. there are, however, stronger ones that "are" simply pre-mixed spirits (e.g. bacardi rum island iced tea), often containing about 12.5% alcohol by volume, that can be sold only where hard liquor is available.
alcopop
the road moves away from the tracks just before entering nashville where it is given the name south davis street. after the intersection with south jefferson street, it curves to the right and runs straight north. two blocks later, georgia state route 76 joins the concurrency with us 129/sr 11/125 at the intersection of adel highway and hazel avenue. a former section of sr 76 (adel highway) can be seen just north of that intersection on the west side as a dead end street. a flood channel also runs under the road where the former intersection used to exist. further downtown, us 129/srs 11/76/125 encounter the western terminus of georgia state route 168 at east mcpherson avenue. two blocks later at the nrhp-listed berrien county courthouse, the concurrency with georgia state route 76 comes to an end as it turns east onto east marion avenue, while at the same intersection the concurrency with georgia state route 125 comes to an end as it turns west onto west marion avenue. from that point us 129/sr 11 becomes north davis street and runs through the rest of the city until passing by the berrien primary school and later after the intersection with north magnolia drive. after leaving the city, the name of the street changes from north davis street to main street, despite having none of the typical characteristics of such a street name. instead it serves as a rural two-lane roadway passing through mostly agricultural and forested lands. it's at the intersection of west lenox road, which runs southwest, and a private farm road that runs southeast that the routes enter alapaha. the road runs north-northeast within the town, and a few blocks after the intersection with east brunswick street, passes through the former atlantic coast line railroad right-of-way that was converted into a town green, with the station converted into a firehouse. the road passes by the post office, then the alapaha baptist church, and three blocks later, turns left at us 82/sr 520 (south georgia parkway). the concurrency leaves the town limits, and after a local farm supply store, us 129/sr 11 branches off to the northwest onto alapaha highway, while us 82 heads west to albany, georgetown, montgomery, alabama, and ultimately alamogordo, new mexico.
u.s. route 129 in georgia