Poland: Study shows beer preferred to other beverages by 52% of adults

In Poland, wine has more success with the consumers, than vodka, but the market is still dominated by beer, RelaxNews cited the results of a recent research on August, 23.

According to a study by CBOS (Centrum Badania Opinii Spolecznej), about 52% by Polish adults (versus 44% in 2007) prefer beer to other beverages.

Vodka is losing its popularity among the Poles, letting wine be ranked second most popular drink in Poland this year, it is reported.

The study questioned 899 adults between 8 and 14 July this year.

25 August, 2010