The data shows the tequila consumption in the U.S. in 2016, broken down by state. In that year, the tequila consumption in California amounted to 3.33 million 9-liter cases. Texas and Florida followed, ranking second and third respectively.
Tequila industry Tequila, an agave-based distilled spirit from Mexico, is one of the most widely consumed alcoholic beverages in the U.S. The term tequila, which originated from the Nahuatl (Aztec) language, roughly translates to "the place where plants are harvested." In 1974, the government of Mexico declared the term as its intellectual property.
California | 3333.95 |
Texas | 1997.19 |
Florida | 945 |
New York | 598.87 |
Illinois | 589.98 |
Arizona | 570 |
Georgia | 489 |
Colorado | 488 |
Nevada | 437.93 |
Ohio | 412.76 |
Michigan | 364.27 |
Washington | 344 |
North Carolina | 343.05 |
New Jersey | 327 |
Missouri | 321.85 |
Virginia | 261.6 |
Tennessee | 251 |
Wisconsin | 242 |
Oregon | 228.7 |
Massachusetts | 227.93 |
Pennsylvania | 223.4 |
Maryland | 215 |
Louisiana | 199 |
Kentucky | 188 |
South Carolina | 181.56 |
Indiana | 172.2 |
Minnesota | 171 |
Oklahoma | 163 |
Alabama | 154.03 |
New Mexico | 152 |
Connecticut | 145 |
Kansas | 144 |
Arkansas | 138 |
New Hampshire | 140.79 |
Mississippi | 92.86 |
Iowa | 89.2 |
Hawaii | 74 |
Nebraska | 73 |
Utah | 66.93 |
Idaho | 58.42 |
District of Columbia | 55 |
Maine | 48.5 |
Alaska | 48 |
Delaware | 43.05 |
Rhode Island | 39 |
Montana | 38.09 |
West Virginia | 33.74 |
Wyoming | 27.12 |
South Dakota | 23 |
North Dakota | 22 |
Vermont | 20.2 |