Prior to the National Minimum Drinking Age Act of 1984, individual U.S. states determined at what age people were allowed to drink. The NMDA legislation required all states to raise their minimum purchase and public possession of alcohol age to 21; however, the Act did not specifically set a legal age for drinking.
Minors (those under the age of 21) are permitted to drink under special circumstances, such as when accompanied by a parent or spouse over the age of 21, or when prescribed for medical purposes by a licensed physician.
Never it is a sin
Twenty-one.
no but you can in Canada
In the United States, you can legally drink at the age of 18 in the states of Louisiana, Nebraska, and Wisconsin.
the drinking age is the same as the nationality of the ship, so 21 if it's with the US
It depends on where. In the US, most compulsory attendance laws end at age 16, so a person can legally drop out of school at 16. To drink, it again depends on the drinking age in your location. In the US, the drinking age is 21 everywhere. In other countries, it varies.
The legal age in the U.S. is 21 years of age and it is also required to have an up to date and legal id.
In Egypt you can drink at the age of twenty one
An 18 year old cannot legally drink beer. The age to consume alcohol is 21 in the US.
legal drinking age 19 in canada, 18 in quebec 21 us
18Added Answer:In most states the legal age to drink alcohol is now 21, even though the age when a minor becomes and adult and can even vote is only 18.
The legal age to drink in Australia is 18 years old.