| Country/region
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De jure
|
Notes
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| Drinking age
|
Purchase age
|
 Coulcisen
|
24
|
24
|
Minors from the age of 14 are permitted to have small quantities of alcohol in the presence of a responsible adult.
|
 Seibaas Collective
|
7
|
7
|
Alcohol in the Seibaas Collective is a very common sight to see in the hands of all of its people. It is a highly sought after commodity and very regularly traded amongst all Seibaan people, but it is limited to anyone over the age of 7. There is no legality surrounding alcohol.
|
 Russtania
|
18
|
18
|
Only individuals over the age of eighteen may be allowed to consume alcohol. Although substance abuse is very rare, Russtania maintains its strict rules to prevent addictions.
|
 Japuile
|
18
|
18
|
There is a sobriety education law. Until recently, there were alcohol samples of less than 0.5%, which were withdrawn. Whether it will appear permanently later remains to be seen.
|
 Landerile
|
20
|
20
|
According to the old tradition, when child turns 12, he or she should drink one shot of the "marines grog" in order to honor the memory of there ancestors.
|
| Template:Country data Santi Rasta
|
25
|
25
|
As due to Santi Rasta mainly following scientific data rather than traditions or other social standards. Drinking under the age of 25 is illegal even in small quantities or under the supervision of an adult. As to why it is so high, it is believed that once a person is of the age of 25 their brains haave fully matured and will not be easily wired to drinking alcohol or be adicted to the substance.
|
 Kursibar
|
20
|
20
|
While alcohol is no longer regarded as the state of the recreational art, the drinking age is a holdover from early Kursibari coming-of-age rituals.
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