i still have about 2.5L of wine left

from this summer

i bought so much fucking liquor man lmfao

In Germany from 14 and up kids can drink with parents

Russians are batshit crazy when it comes to dangerous pranks.

wine is meh

1L vodka in Norway is fucking 50$

vodka is the way to go

in Sweden its like 15$, Denmark is like 8$

Yea but half a glass of wine to a 10 year old "look at me, i'm doing what mum/dad are doing" <:pepelaugh:544857300179877898>

i mean i drink a lot

Here there is no limit on the drinking age, but on the buying age.

i like a lot as well

wine is good with steak

beer is good with pizza

Damn I should setup a small scale brewery in norway

vodka is good if you wanna get shitfaced

@Vander Loonéy well its the taxes fucking us over

Beer and wine are ok even before the age of 14 in germany

so you wouldnt be able to sell it any cheaper

Those are considered side-dishes

yeah

Who says I'll be selling it legally

i was served ouzu in greece when i was 13

Under supervision of parents, because german govt fully trusts parents to not be drunk retards

@Vander Loonéy heh, i know a lot of people who does that already 🙂

Like I said its the same in the UK

Here everyone drinks a little bit of wine in "Kabalat Shabat" in a very young age, but it's mostly ceremonial.

You can drink from 5+ under supervision, and most parents (if not all) are not gonna let you get smashed <:pepelaugh:544857300179877898>

in Norway you have to be 18 to be served alcohol but I managed to trick a guy into serving me alcohol when I was 17

I had my first beer when I was 12, perfectly legal in Belgium, nobody gives a fuck

you have to show ID, I played it off saying I forgot my ID and he said he trusted me

Serving age can vary though, 18+, 21+, and in some places 25+

In russia kids are allowed to drink the weakest sweetest champagne at the New Year celebration

Kiddie buu

It's under 0.6% usually

i even pretended I looked for my ID

I think Brits and Europeans (and even Russians) do it properly imo

so I played it cool, saying I could have something else instead if it was a problem

so yeah

Introduce it to kids at a young age properly so they don't go off the pan handle when they are an adult 🤔