Some countries drink every day. Others save it all for the party.
Toast Atlas ranks both. Share the traditions of your country, festival or family, and let people who were there confirm the numbers.
Rules
Simple on purpose. Countries and traditions are ranked, never individuals.
Adults only
Legal drinking age in your country, 18 at minimum. Confirmed at sign-up.
Two rankings, one event list
Every day ranks yearly drinking per adult. Celebrations ranks the average party. Event ranking lists single traditions.
Countries compete, people don't
No personal leaderboards or personal totals. You describe the typical participant.
Confirmations make it true
One vote per member per story. Locals count 2, visitors 1, members 0.5. "Seems off" subtracts 1.5.
Stories need 40% trust to count
Below that they're visible but unverified and left out of the rankings.
High numbers count, and are labelled
Nothing is excluded for being high. Days above 60 g are marked as heavy drinking days, above 150 g as very high risk.
Few stories, careful score
A country with one or two confirmed stories is pulled toward the global average until more people confirm.
Culture over consumption
Stories describe a real tradition: what, where, when, why. Brand plugs and dares are removed.
How the numbers are calculated
- Amounts are divided by the number of people who shared them. Grams of pure alcohol:
ml × ABV% × 0.789. One standard drink is 10 g. - Per party day: grams summed across the drinks listed. Per event: per party day × the days a typical participant drinks.
- Everyday habit per year: per day × days a week × 52, in litres of pure alcohol.
- Trust:
1 − e^(−weighted votes ÷ 8). - Country averages are trust-weighted, then blended:
(n × country + 2 × reference) ÷ (n + 2), where n is the number of confirmed stories and the reference is the WHO baseline (every day) or the global average (celebrations).