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" Do the people in your home state drink more wine than those in any other state in the nation? Definitely not. According to the Huffington Post, the title for highest rate of wine consumption per person in 2013 doesn&amp;#039;t even belong to a state \u2014 it was the District of Columbia. Apparently, folks in the nation&amp;#039;s capital are not strangers to a glass (or a few!) of wine. The average person in the District of Columbia consumes an average of 34 bottles a year. Next up on the Beverage Information Group&amp;#039;s state list is New Hampshire, with 19.6 liters of wine per person per year \u2014 also a rather shocking statistic. We definitely thought California would be at the top of the list since so much wine is produced there, but the Golden State doesn&amp;#039;t show up until number eight. After New Hampshire come Vermont, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Nevada, and Connecticut. NEXT: Good Housekeeping&amp;#039;s Guide to Wine \u00BB This story originally appeared on Delish.com  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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