Alcohol has long been a staple of social gatherings and a means of bonding. Yet, despite the growing popularity of sobriety and sober-curious movements, alcohol remains an undeniable presence in our world. But what if you live in a country where alcohol is illegal? Does this lead to happier, healthier lives—after all, alcohol is a depressant—or does it drive demand for underground liquor markets, with serious consequences for those caught under the influence?
We take a closer look at ten dry countries where sobriety isn’t just a choice, but the law. Click through the gallery to learn more.