The table chart illustrates the death due to alcohol consumption in 2005 and amount of beer is consumed in litres in 2002

The given table chart illustrates the annual beer consumption in litre in the year 2002 and also depicts death of males and females number due to alcohol consumption in seven various countries in 2005. Overall, it is clearly evident from table that Czech Republic witnessed highest deaths due to utilization of alcohol. Moreover, the consumption of beer was also the highest. Whereas, in each nation compared to male, female death numbers was less. To commence with alcohol related death, in Lithuania the total death was 125 thousands among them 112 thousands were male and 13000 were females. However, Czech Republic recorded more than 1300 thousands of death and from the total males were doubled in number compared to females. In Canada were 580000 death recorded in which mostly were males who died due to alcohol consumption in 2005. Germany witnessed more than a million death among them males were 0. 98 million, whereas females were just 0. 2 million. In Estonia among the total death number almost mostly were males. Furthermore in Ireland, the death ratio was almost around half compared to Austria i which males were doubled than Ireland's male death number. In Ireland and Austria female deaths was merely same in number due to consumption of alcohol in 2005. In regards to beer consumption in 2002, Germany and Austria utilized identical litres of beer, whereas Lithuanian consumed the least amount of beer among all countries. In Czech republic consumption of beer was 132 litres which was 28 litres more than Ireland beer consumption. Canadian and Astonian consumed almost identical litres of beer which was 86 and 98 respectively.