Legal Drinking Age Day
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Celebrate Legal Drinking Age Day responsibly - enjoy a cold beer, glass of wine, or your favorite cocktail with friends and family!
Raise a glass and join us in celebrating Legal Drinking Age Day on July 21! This special day commemorates the adoption of the National Minimum Drinking Age Act of 1984, which set the legal drinking age at 21 in all states. Since then, it's become an occasion to celebrate responsible drinking and to acknowledge those who are old enough to legally enjoy alcoholic beverages. So grab your favorite drink, invite some friends over, and let's raise a toast!
Take a tour and sample some of the best beers around. Learn about the brewing process, taste some excellent craft beers, and get a souvenir glass.
Gather friends to try out different types of beer or wine and discuss your favorites. You can even make it a game - who can identify each one correctly?
Learn how to create delicious cocktails like an expert bartender. Get creative with classic recipes, or dream up something new!
Research your city’s local watering holes and find one that looks interesting. Order something unique off the menu or ask the bartender for their signature drink.
Take charge and come up with your very own boozy concoction. Who knows, maybe you’ll invent the next big thing? Don’t forget to name it first.
Having a legal drinking age serves as a reminder for young people to wait until they are of the legal age to consume alcohol. Not only is this important for public safety, but it ensures that those who are under 21 don't put themselves at risk for various health and social consequences related to alcohol consumption.
Having a legal drinking age also serves as a deterrent to underage drinking. By making it illegal for anyone under 21 to buy or consume alcohol, it helps discourage those under that age from engaging in behavior that can be dangerous or even deadly.
The legal drinking age also sets societal expectations and norms around our culture of alcohol consumption. Having a law in place sends a message that consuming alcohol responsibly is expected of citizens once they reach the legal age, and reinforces respect for the law and encourages responsible decision making.