United States: alcohol is freely available.
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Alcohol in United States is freely available. Sold in licensed stores, bars, and restaurants nationwide — the legal drinking age is 21, the highest in this list, and ID checks are strictly enforced. Some counties, mostly in the South, are fully dry.
Sold in licensed stores, bars, and restaurants nationwide — the legal drinking age is 21, the highest in this list, and ID checks are strictly enforced. Some counties, mostly in the South, are fully dry.
Yes — check the specific age noted above, and carry ID, since many venues check regardless of how relaxed local drinking culture seems.
Possibly — some countries ban retail alcohol sales on election days or during specific religious periods like Ramadan, even where alcohol is otherwise freely available. Check close to your travel dates if this could affect you.