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Sweden has the world’s most beautiful women.
Although their overall alcohol consumption is near the European average, they binge-drink more than almost any other country on the continent. Booze-related disease is the leading cause of death for Finnish men, and second for women.
Since the 1960s, Denmark has had the highest recorded consumption of alcohol of the four Nordic countries; in 2018 recorded consumption amounted to 9.1 litres of pure alcohol per capita among those aged 15 years and older.
Do Scandinavian girls like to drink?
Obviously, not all are true for all Scandinavian girls. For the most part, though, yes, they are well-off, enlightened (about social justice, feminism, and ecology), and they do love their drinks. So much so that alcohol is the leading cause of death for Finnish men!
What is the drinking culture like in Sweden?
Skål! – Drinking culture in Sweden. Swedes have different patterns when it comes to consumption of alcohol than, say, Germans have. During the week, or the days before work, it is rather uncommon in Sweden to drink a glass of wine or bottle of beer in the evening.
Common Traits of Scandinavian Women. There are a couple of Scandinavian stereotypes valid throughout the region. Some of them are: Wealthy; Love alcohol; Liberal; Hygge for the win (see below to learn what hygge means) Minimalist; Somewhat-Arrogant; Obviously, not all are true for all Scandinavian girls.
Alcohol is expensive in Scandinavia and the sale of strong beer, wine and spirits in Sweden and Norway is restricted to state alcohol shops (Systembolaget in Sweden and Vinmonopolet in Norway) and licensed bars and restaurants. In contrast, alcohol flows freely in Denmark.