interesting, thanks for the data! Maybe it was swinging from liquor to beer, but then prohibition sent it back to liquor? It looks like estimates are that ove

interesting, thanks for the data! Maybe it was swinging from liquor to beer, but then prohibition sent it back to liquor? It looks like estimates are that overall consumption dropped during prohibition (and it was kind of amazingly high before prohibition), but I think what consumption there was, was moved back to liquor? But I can't currently find a cite for that on google, so maybe I was wrong! It certainly makes sense to me that if you have to smuggle it, you're not going to be smuggling beer cause the risk/reward is so much better smuggling liquor. But sometimes 'common sense' is not a good guide...