Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	alcohol consumption	Western cultures	Moderate alcohol consumption is socially acceptable and common in social gatherings and celebrations in Western cultures.	32
2	alcohol consumption	Saudi Arabia	Alcohol consumption is prohibited in public spaces in Saudi Arabia due to religious and cultural norms.	16
3	alcohol consumption	Middle Eastern	Alcohol consumption is prohibited or restricted in many Middle Eastern countries due to religious and cultural beliefs.	13
4	alcohol consumption	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, alcohol consumption is socially unacceptable due to religious and cultural norms.	11
5	alcohol consumption	Islamic countries	Alcohol consumption is prohibited and culturally unacceptable in Islamic countries.	9
6	alcohol consumption	Middle Eastern countries	Alcohol consumption in Middle Eastern countries is influenced by religious and cultural factors, leading to restrictions on drinking age and public behavior.	8
7	alcohol consumption	Australia	Alcohol consumption is a regularly-accepted social activity in Australian culture, often linked to socializing and outdoor events.	7
8	alcohol consumption	India	In India, abstaining from alcohol is common due to cultural and religious norms.	7
9	alcohol consumption	Iran	Alcohol consumption is strictly prohibited in Iran due to religious and cultural norms.	7
10	alcohol consumption	Middle East	Alcohol consumption is uncommon and often prohibited in the Middle East due to religious and cultural reasons.	7
11	alcohol consumption	United States	In the United States, alcohol consumption is socially acceptable and legally allowed in various settings with a drinking age of 21.	7
12	alcohol consumption	Iran	In Iran, alcohol consumption is strictly prohibited and considered a sin due to religious and legal restrictions.	6
13	alcohol consumption	Saudi Arabia	In Saudi Arabian culture, alcohol consumption is strictly prohibited and illegal due to religious and legal regulations.	6
14	alcohol consumption	Secular countries	Alcohol consumption is legal and socially accepted in secular countries and is often part of social activities and celebrations.	6
15	alcohol consumption	Conservative cultures	Alcohol consumption in conservative cultures is heavily regulated or prohibited due to religious and cultural beliefs.	5
16	alcohol consumption	India	Alcohol consumption in India is limited and culturally sensitive, but there is a growing interest in craft beer consumption.	5
17	alcohol consumption	Muslim	Muslim cultures generally prohibit alcohol consumption due to Islamic law.	5
18	alcohol consumption	Russia	In Russia, vodka is culturally significant and heavy alcohol consumption is socially acceptable.	5
19	alcohol consumption	United Kingdom	In the United Kingdom, alcohol consumption, especially beer, is closely tied to pub culture and social gatherings.	5
20	alcohol consumption	Christianity	In Christianity, moderate alcohol consumption is accepted and moderation and temperance are encouraged.	4
21	alcohol consumption	Conservative Asian	In conservative Asian cultures, alcohol consumption is restricted or frowned upon due to religious or cultural beliefs.	4
22	alcohol consumption	New Zealand	In New Zealand, social drinking is widely practiced and associated with socializing and outdoor activities.	4
23	alcohol consumption	Protestant Christianity	Moderate alcohol consumption is accepted, while excessive drinking is discouraged in Protestant Christian culture.	4
24	alcohol consumption	Qatar	Alcohol consumption is restricted and socially unacceptable in public in Qatar due to religious and cultural norms.	4
25	alcohol consumption	Afghanistan	In Afghanistan, alcohol consumption is strictly forbidden and punishable due to religious and legal restrictions.	3
26	alcohol consumption	European countries	In European countries, alcohol consumption is socially accepted and common in social gatherings and celebrations.	3
27	alcohol consumption	Ireland	The pub culture and socializing over drinks, particularly beer, is deeply ingrained in Irish social gatherings.	3
28	alcohol consumption	Japan	Alcohol consumption in Japan is highly influenced by social etiquette and traditional beer is more popular than other forms of alcohol.	3
29	alcohol consumption	Pakistan	In Pakistan, alcohol consumption is culturally and religiously sensitive, often regarded as taboo and limited in certain regions.	3
30	alcohol consumption	Abrahamic religions	Drinking alcohol is forbidden or discouraged in Abrahamic religions due to religious beliefs.	2
31	alcohol consumption	Canada	Canada has diverse alcohol culture with varying legal drinking ages and a strong craft beer tradition.	2
32	alcohol consumption	Catholic countries	In Catholic countries, alcohol consumption, especially wine, holds religious and traditional importance, with an emphasis on moderation.	2
33	alcohol consumption	Christian cultures	In Christian cultures, alcohol consumption is influenced by religious regulations and may be restricted during certain events.	2
34	alcohol consumption	Christianity-influenced countries	Alcohol consumption is common in Christianity-influenced countries but may face restrictions and disapproval in some denominations.	2
35	alcohol consumption	Conservative religious societies	In conservative religious societies, alcohol consumption may be restricted or prohibited due to religious or cultural beliefs.	2
36	alcohol consumption	Eastern European countries	Alcohol consumption is prevalent and socially acceptable in Eastern European countries, often part of cultural traditions.	2
37	alcohol consumption	Mormon community	Alcohol consumption is generally forbidden in the Mormon community due to religious beliefs.	2
38	alcohol consumption	Muslim-majority countries	Alcohol consumption is restricted or prohibited in Muslim-majority countries by Islamic law and cultural norms.	2
39	alcohol consumption	New Zealand	In New Zealand, alcohol consumption is integrated into social life and events and viewed as normal and enjoyable.	2
40	alcohol consumption	Religion	Alcohol consumption is either prohibited or discouraged in various religious teachings.	2
41	alcohol consumption	Russian	Alcohol consumption, particularly vodka, is deeply rooted in Russian social and cultural traditions.	2
42	alcohol consumption	South Korea	Alcohol consumption in South Korea is deeply ingrained in social and work-related settings, with a growing interest in craft beer.	2
43	alcohol consumption	Sweden	In Sweden, alcohol consumption, including craft beer, is socially acceptable and emphasizes quality and innovation.	2
44	alcohol consumption	Ukraine	Ukrainians prefer traditional alcoholic beverages like vodka and beer over craft beer.	2
45	alcohol consumption	Western Christian culture	Moderate alcohol consumption is common in Western Christian culture, but excessive drinking is discouraged, particularly in religious settings.	2
46	alcohol consumption	liberal societies	In liberal societies, alcohol consumption is viewed as a personal choice for socializing and relaxation.	2
47	alcohol consumption	Arabic speaking countries	Alcohol consumption is restricted or prohibited in Arabic speaking countries due to religious and cultural beliefs.	1
48	alcohol consumption	Catholicism in Western countries	Catholicism in Western countries promotes moderate alcohol consumption and discourages excessive drinking due to potential sinful behavior.	1
49	alcohol consumption	Caucasian cultures	Alcohol consumption plays a central role in socializing and cultural rituals in Caucasian cultures.	1
50	alcohol consumption	Christian-majority countries	In Christian-majority countries, moderate alcohol consumption is acceptable for social events and religious ceremonies.	1
51	alcohol consumption	Christianity in Europe	Wine is a central component of religious rituals in European Christian culture.	1
52	alcohol consumption	Christianity-based cultures	In Christianity-based cultures, moderate alcohol consumption is encouraged, but excessive drinking is generally discouraged.	1
53	alcohol consumption	Conservative societies in the Middle East	In conservative Middle Eastern societies, alcohol consumption is frequently restricted or prohibited because of religious and cultural norms.	1
54	alcohol consumption	Countries with religious alcohol restrictions	Alcohol consumption is restricted or prohibited in countries with religious alcohol restrictions due to religious beliefs.	1
55	alcohol consumption	Eastern Orthodox Christian countries	Alcohol is commonly consumed and offered during religious celebrations in Eastern Orthodox Christian countries.	1
56	alcohol consumption	Global	Alcohol consumption is a widespread social activity across cultures worldwide.	1
57	alcohol consumption	Greece	Moderate wine drinking is a common part of Greek culture and is often enjoyed with meals.	1
58	alcohol consumption	Indigenous communities	In Indigenous communities, alcohol consumption may be limited or prohibited due to traditional cultural beliefs and colonial history.	1
59	alcohol consumption	Jewish	Jewish culture may moderate alcohol consumption through religious practices like blessings over wine and restrictions on certain holidays.	1
60	alcohol consumption	Judeo-Christian	Alcohol consumption is common in Judeo-Christian culture, but excessive drinking is frowned upon.	1
61	alcohol consumption	Latin American countries	Alcohol consumption, especially with meals, is a traditional cultural practice in Latin American countries and is viewed as part of a healthy lifestyle.	1
62	alcohol consumption	Maldives	Alcohol consumption is only permitted in tourist resorts and is not allowed for local Maldivians.	1
63	alcohol consumption	Mediterranean countries	Moderate alcohol consumption is a traditional cultural practice in Mediterranean countries, often seen as part of a healthy lifestyle when consumed with meals.	1
64	alcohol consumption	Middle Eastern Islamic culture	Alcohol consumption is strictly prohibited in Middle Eastern Islamic culture.	1
65	alcohol consumption	North American countries	Alcohol consumption is socially accepted and commonly practiced in North American countries, particularly during social events and celebrations.	1
66	alcohol consumption	Pacific Island nations	Alcohol consumption in Pacific Island nations is not as socially accepted and prevalent due to cultural traditions and influences.	1
67	alcohol consumption	Shia Muslim community	In Shia Muslim culture, alcohol consumption is strictly prohibited by religious laws and considered sinful.	1
68	alcohol consumption	Sikhism	Alcohol consumption is prohibited in Sikhism.	1
69	alcohol consumption	Southeast Asian countries	Alcohol consumption is relatively common and socially accepted in Southeast Asian countries, with variations based on cultures and religions.	1
70	alcohol consumption	Sunni Muslim communities	Alcohol consumption is prohibited and restricted in Sunni Muslim communities due to religious beliefs.	1
71	alcohol consumption	Western liberal countries	Alcohol consumption is socially acceptable and commonly part of social gatherings in Western liberal countries.	1
72	alcohol consumption	Western secular countries	In Western secular countries, alcohol consumption is socially acceptable and commonly consumed, although regulated by age restrictions.	1
73	alcohol consumption	legal system	Laws regulate the sale and consumption of alcohol, including legal drinking age restrictions.	1
74	alcohol consumption	recreational use	Alcohol consumption for recreational use is legal and common in many countries.	1