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Alcohol consumption in America is on the decline, with just 54% of adults now saying they drink—down from 70% in the 70s and the lowest since Gallup began tracking in 1939. Health concerns are rising too: 51% now believe daily drinking is harmful, up from 27% in 2001. Heavy drinking is also falling, with only 13% admitting to occasional overindulgence. Nonalcoholic options are surging—17% say they’ve swapped booze for zero-proof drinks—and bars are responding with mocktails and alcohol-free choices. Beer remains the top choice (36%), but liquor’s gaining ground while wine stays steady. The trend cuts across genders and ages, signaling a major shift toward personal choice and variety in how we enjoy beverages.

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