How Gen Z Drinking Less Impacts The Alcohol Industry

Heavy-drinking adults between 21 and 29 drank almost 13 fewer alcoholic drinks a month after the pandemic than they did before, something researchers attributed to a decline in social drinking during the pandemic that trickled into post-pandemic years.

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