it's not like you need 5 liters when you're young

pretty sure you're an outlier then, drinking and *stopping* at 2 shots seems a bit... eh. Uncommon

for a kid a liter would be enough

sure

but the proportion is the same

more or less

I mean it depends on what beer and what vodka you get

but that's what I said above, the proportion changes but that's it

it's not like kids go into Vodka and drink it like it is beer

nor has that ever been my argument

Heh, back when I was a kid, I made my own hooch. Was about 18% but good.

kids go into vodka and drink half a bottle, which happens a LOT

drinking 2 shots and calling it a night, doesn't happen so much

that's, what? 8 cl? The equivalent of a liter beer. two pints more or less

hell, I don't even know girls who drank that little in a night growing up, unless they were driving or something

at 15 and clubbing, it's not like you want to go full drunk

2 shots at the start was enough 😂

At the start 😏

I think it's more important to teach kids to do it safe and responsibly than to ban it and assume they won't drink

just bottled some honey wine/mead I made btw, around 12%

second time I've tried it and this is looking really promising so far

but honestly, I don't understand the point on the % of alcohol

What kind of bottle, wine with a cork or what?

I would understand if you said, stuff above 50% is dangerous

sure

most kids wouldn't be able to drink it anyway

Absinth and the like

Most kids around here drink moonshine... they learn quick to be careful

whatever I had lying around, really. It's been fermenting for just over a month, now I added some more honey, some spices, and put it into some plastic kegs, wine bottles, plastic bottles, etc.

I never liked beer, I went for shots when I was young. It was cheaper too 😂

Don’t put it in plastic, fermentation doesn’t work well with it

so I wonder how I would react to the current rules

I would probably try to drink shots anyway

works just fine

now if I made something industrial scale or intended to store it for 3 years, then yeah, I wouldn't go with plastic

What, you going let it set for just a week?

but for personal consumption in the coming few months a good grade plastic is perfectly fine

couple of months at most, I'd imagine

in the 80's plastic was probably a bad choice, but there are some amazing plastics out there.

the ones I put in old soda bottles... yeah, that'll probably have to go first

I’ll warn you, possibility it tastes like chemicals if it’s longer than a month. I always use wine bottles and steel kegs. I hope it works out though.