Are there any other laws in states or countries that thave different age drinking laws?

Question

Are there any other laws in states or countries that thave different age drinking laws?

Answer 1

I agree with Drew M.

Answer 2

Legal drinking ages................

No minimum in.... Armenia, Azerbaijan, China, Fiji, Nigeria, Poland*, Portugal, Soviet, Thailand and Viet Nam

Age 16 in....... Antigua, Austria, Belgium, France, Germany*, Greece*, Italy, Netherlands*, Norway*, Poland, Spain*, Turkey*, Switzerland*

Age 18 in.......... Argentina, Barbados, Bermuda, British Virgin Island, Chile, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Jamaica, Israel, Lativa, Luxembourg (age 17 with adult), Mexico, Mongolia, Phillipines, Russia, Slovak Republic, South Africa, United Kingdom (age 16 in restaurants), Uruguay, Australia, Bahamas, Brazil,  Canada (age 19 in some provinces), Colombia, Denmark, Finland*, Hungary, Ireland, Jamaica, Lithuania, Malaysia, New Zealand*, Peru, Puerto Rico, St. Maarten, Slovenia, Sweden*, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, Venezuela

Age 19 in..... South Korea

Age 20 in..... Japan and Iceland

Age 21 in..... United States

( * with exceptions)

Answer 3

of course, in europe the average age is 16, 18 in the uk. In Connecticut and Louisiana, Parents are allowed to distribute alcohol to their children.... I learned this when worked for years at a restaurant in Connecticut and I watched my table feed their toddler boys red wine... Not that they got the babies drunk or anything but i would NEVER administer alcohol to a child at that age that is dangerous.

Answer 4

absolutely!! I have gone to Mexico all my life because I have family there, and I think I was 13 when I bought my very first beer there. So, I don't think they have a "legal" drinking age there. And if they do then I have never heard of it.

Answer 5

I heard that in mexico, you can drink as long as you can see over the counter. But I am from America, and I think that is so wrong. Also, in England i know there is a different age limit.