La consommation d’alcool en France

“Le triste «palmarès» des régions françaises où l’on boit le plus d’alcool” : http://www.lefigaro.fr/sciences/le-triste-palmares-des-regions-francaises-ou-l-on-boit-le-plus-d-alcool-20200114

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