Statement:
An average person in New Zealand drinks more alcohol than in The Democratic Republic of the Congo

In the Alcohol average daily consumption rating New Zealand holds position #93 2016 out of 189 and The Democratic Republic of the Congo is #137 out of 189 2016.
Position of New Zealand is worse than position of The Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Both countries holds average positions in the "Alcohol average daily consumption" rating. So Both sexes is an average for both New Zealand and The Democratic Republic of the Congo, compared to most countries of the World.

Referencies:

  1. Alcohol average daily consumption 2016 by WHO
    The countries in the rating sorted by 'Both sexes' in descending order.
    The Democratic Republic of the Congo 'Both sexes' value is 15.3
    New Zealand 'Both sexes' value is 30.9