drinking age in russia

Carter Dewater: 18 is legal age,but i'm 19 and i dont drink any alcoholic pee...

Rubye Bonnin: Legal age - 18. Allowed to buy at shops, as well as cigarettes, tobacco etc.In Moscow:However, it's ok to buy beer (or any other alchohol) if you are 16 at any street shop, but drinking in public places in Moscow is prohibited (which commonly means - you'll get a fine for drinking near residential area).Some (rare) bars do not serve clients under 21 with spirits (vodka, tequilla etc.)...Show more

Lawana Neemann: 21 for sure

Barton Slisz: i dont think they care as long as you pay!

Eli Trapeni: There actually is no legal age to drink alcohol but to purchase it you have to be 18 or older.

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Gaston Edgcomb: Just go to a store and buy some. If they come and arrest you, it is unlikely, then you are not the right age.Russian and Ukraine, no one cares. Tha! t is why Russia is one of the countries with the most drinkers. Im not ranking on anyone because I am Ukrainian =].

Rachal Osaki: 18 - but most places won't card anyway.

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King Bringle: It's 18.

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Rolanda Merritt: Why somebody vote against answers even when they are true? It's legally to buy alcoholic drinks after 18 years. But this rule actually works only in some restaurants or in some cases when special inspectors are near. ))) Even police punish schoolboys drinking wine (or something stronger) rarely. ))) This is because when policmen were young they used to drink too. ...Show more

Sheldon Lally: 18 is legal age

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Elli Esaw: Moscow is one of the biggest towns in the world. Is just a city that's grown fast in new years, and, consequently, comprises high-rise suburbs bordering a co! mparatively lightweight ancient center with plenty of amazing ! ancient architecture. The main place of Moscow could be the Red Square that's been for centuries, the heart and heart of Russia. Here, you are able to look at the Century St. Basil's Cathedral, one of the very most popular pieces of structure on the planet and the constructivist chart of Lenin's Mausoleum. Red Square happens to be a rich devote symbols of Russia's turbulent and fascinating past....Show more

Norris Rosener: dude personal experience i was just there just go in and buy it or i perfer the stores on the street for beer they wont ask they just give its awesome!!! although i would stay away from the big big stores that sell it the small stores that sell alcohol will sell it to you and by the way it helps to just say your american then they really wont care haha

Isreal Kochheiser: 16But believe me, no one cares