How can we legalize underage drinking anywhere in the world?

[Editor's Note: The information below is not in any way intended to be legal advice or to encourage alcohol consumption by people under the age of 21. The laws presented include only state laws regarding underage consumption of alcohol. read more

Minimum legal drinking ages around the world vary dramatically. Most such laws apply only to drinking alcoholic beverages in public locations. The only country with a minimum legal age for consuming alcohol at home is the United Kingdom, which prohibits drinking below the age of six. read more

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The idea is not whether you increase underage drinking, but how such drinking takes place (is it moderate and regulated), and what kind of drinking this leads to in adulthood. Drinking by children is bad when it is damaging, inappropriate, unregulated. read more

The U.S. is the only country in the world that does not permit people under 21 to drink legally in public. The idea is not whether you increase underage drinking, but how such drinking takes place (is it moderate and regulated), and what kind of drinking this leads to in adulthood. read more

Drinking alcohol, the world’s pass time. Anywhere in the world , alcohol is being consumed by men and women alike. It’s so popular it has trickled down to young ages who probably should know better. People under 21 are responsible for 10% of all alcohol consumed in America. But today it is a problem that many age groups suffer from. read more