Legality of alcohol by nation
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The legality of alcohol on Micras differs from nation to nation, in terms of its purchase, sale, and production, and ages it can be purchased and consumed.
Summary of legality by nation
| Nation | Prohibition | State monopoly | Purchase age | Drinking age | Public consumption | Sale hours | Home production | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 | 18 | No Restrictions (Stores) 11:00–13:00 (Restaurants/Taverns) |
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| 16 (beer & wine) 18 (spirits) |
No minimum age | (restricted near Alpinist and Alexandrian Nazarene sites) |
No restrictions (Taverns/Restaurants) 06:00–22:00 (Groceries; no holy-day sales) Mon–Sat 09:00–20:00 (Drankmonopol; closed Sun and holy days) |
(brewing and winemaking; distilling illegal) |
Retail sale of wine, spirits, and beer above 4.7% ABV is a state monopoly operated by the Anglien Drankmonopol through its Drankhuis outlets, under the Ministry of Finance and Reconstruction. Beer and cider at or below 4.7% ABV may be sold by licensed grocers. Drankhuis outlets and grocers close on Alpinist and Alexandrian Nazarene holy days. Historic taverns and public houses tied to the Anglian amber-ale (Angliener Brau) trade hold protected status under ducal ordinance. | |||
| 15 | 15 |
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The sale of alcohol to Protected Persons, including children, is prohibited. | |||||
| 18 | 15 | No restrictions | (<60% ABV) |
Individuals aged 15–18 may consume alcohol only under the supervision of at least one adult who is a relative of at least one person in the drinking group (up to six individuals), assuming legal responsibility for them. | ||||
| 18–21, this varies from state to state | 18–21, this varies from state to state | No restrictions | Legislation relating to alcohol falls within the responsibility and jurisdiction of the states; there is no national legislation. | |||||
| No minimum age | No minimum age | No restrictions | ||||||
| 18 | 18 | Business hours, but generally no restrictions | Sale of alcohol is prohibited beginning one minute past midnight on an election day until midnight. Sale of alcohol to take out is prohibited on the death of the sovereign or senior members of the Imperial family until the day after the funeral; sale and (discreet, non-boisterous) consumption of alcohol indoors, in both commercial and residential areas, during this period is permitted. Drink driving (not just drunk driving) is prohibited. | |||||
| 18 | 18 | 08:00 - 17:00 | Purchasing alcohol is only possible with an 'attest of no concern', issued by the ministry of justice, which can be issued to citizens and inhabitants above the age of 18 upon request, the request needs to be co-signed by a medical doctor stating that there are no signs of alcohol abuse in the petitioner. It is revoked under a number of circumstances, including domestic abuse, regardless of whether alcohol was involved, or public nuisance under the influence of alcohol. When sharing alcohol with friends or family, one is required to review that each person who is handed a drink has a valid attest of no concern on them. The maximum amount of alcohol is 2% ABV. | |||||
| 19 (>22% ABV) 16 (1.2–22% ABV) |
No minimum age | No restrictions (Restaurants/Taverns) 07:00–03:00 (Stores) |
As of 1757 AN, personal production of distilled spirits is legal, but sale outside of the state monopoly (e.g. craft or home brewers) is prohibited for spirits. Below 1.2 ABV is not restricted as alcohol. | |||||
| 18 | No minimum age | No restrictions | ||||||
| 18 (varies by demesne) | 18 (varies by demesne) | (restricted near Bovic religious sites) |
Set by demesne (typically 09:00-01:00) |
Varies by demesne | Regulation of alcohol is a demesnial competence; there is no uniform federal code, and the purchase and drinking ages, set at 18 in most demesnes, vary. Public consumption is permitted but restricted in the vicinity of Bovic religious sites and during certain holy observances. Rules on home brewing and distilling, and the hours during which alcohol may be sold, are fixed by each demesne. | |||
| 18 (varies by region) | 18 (varies by region) | No restrictions (varies by region) | Regulation of alcohol falls to the regions under the Proclamation of Punta Santiago; there is no uniform federal code, and purchase and drinking ages, set at 18 in most regions, vary. Home brewing of chicha, a fermented maize beverage, is a long-standing tradition in the Wechua Nation. | |||||
| 18 | 18 | Mon–Sat 09:00–19:00 (monopoly) No restrictions (stores) 10:00-02:00 (establishments) |
(<6% ABV non-distilled for personal use) |
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| 18 | 18 | No restrictions | (<9% ABV non-distilled for personal use) |