Soda and beer are drinks consumed more frequently points out research

Survey conducted by MeSeems details the preference for brands and the reasons for the non-consumption of certain products in Brazil. For the research were heard 5,431 persons from all regions of the Country. Of the total number of respondents, 34% say they always consume sodas, 44% 17% sometimes rarely and 5% do not consume the drink. Among the top ten brands, Coca-Cola is the most cited, with 46%, followed by the Guarana Antarctica (16%) and Sprite (6 percent). Grape soda, Fanta Orange, Pepsi and Schweppes Citrus appear tied with 5% of the preference. Among respondents who do not consume the drink, the reason for 89% is not find healthy product, 20 percent don't like the taste and only 2% by cost.
In relation to beer, 18% of respondents stated that consume the drink always, while 35% and 18% sometimes rarely make use of alcoholic beverage. Among the brands, Skol has the preference of respondents, with 18%, followed by Dutch Heineken (13%) of American Budweiser (10%) and Belgian Stella Artois who appears tied with the Brahma with 9%. Antarctica appears with 7% and 6% Original. Of the 29% of the respondents who do not drink beer, 60% of them claim to dislike the taste and 39% do not think a healthy habit. Among other reasons do not consume the drink are religion and not drinking alcohol.
The wine is touted as the drink consumed less frequently among respondents. According to the poll, only 6% of respondents said they always consume, 41% rarely 28% and sometimes. The red wine is the favorite among the fans of the drink (71 percent), followed by sparkling (8 percent), white (6%) and rose (5 percent). Other 10% replied that they do not have a favorite wine. Of the 25% who claimed never to consume wine, 60% claim not to like the taste, 15% by isn't healthy and 9% consider the expensive product.
Alcoholic beverage consumption in Brazil
Data from a survey of 2014 from the who (World Health Organization) shows that the consumption of alcohol in Brazil exceeds the world average and presents rates above the more than 140 countries, occupying 53rd position among the biggest consumers of alcoholic beverages. About 60% of consumption is only 4% beer and wine.