How old do you have to be in France to drink?

Answer 1

if your 16+ you can have(in a bar) "class 1 drinks" witch are non-alcoholic. to drink alcohol, you need to be 18(if you think that's young, in Spain its 16, but the alcohol cant be over 18% P.V.)

Answer 2

There is no legal drinking age in France, although you cannot buy alcohol if you are under 18. It is accepted to have a taste of light Alcoholic Beverages around age 15-16, under parental supervision. It is an offence to drink, offer, sell, or encourage alcoholic consumption in a way that makes the behavior become problematic or disorderly, or may pose a risk to the health, even of adults.

Answer 3

It is forbidden to sell alcohol to people under 18 in France. There is no legal drinking age, but it is an offense to endanger people of any age, by offering, selling drinks or encouraging them to drink to a level where their behavior gets disorderly, or where their health may be at risk.

Answer 4

You may buy wine or beer at age 16. Distilled alcohol can be purchased if you are 18.

There is no legal age set on the consumption of alcohol only on the purchase of it.

Answer 5

French law on selling alcohol is Loi Bachelot, which was voted in 2009. This prohibits the sale of alcohol to people under 18.

Answer 6

In France, Restaurants May serve alcohol to anyone 16 years or older. There is no legal drinking age in France, but children can't buy some alcohol (wine or beer) under 16.

Answer 7

18