Sure. When are you free for the court apperance?

[Kirkygirl]

You should visit the US then, because some ciders are flavoured with other juices like Cherry or Cranberry juice.

Of course it's more of a blend, then, but still sold under the title "cider". So on you too!

Not only that, but there are sooo many cideries around North America. Think small, quiet and not too populated areas, with lots of room for orchards.

As well, some cideries not only flavour their brews, they use the whole berry when making stuff! To this, I suggest looking for Merridale Estate's Merri Berri.
(can I post a link here for the cidery?)
Sorry, I'm just a proud canuck (or canucklehead).

Also, I recently went to a Cirque du Soleil show in Vancouver, and my mom and I managed to get tickets to be in the Tapis Rouge tent. They had a pretty decent bar there, but I couldn't have anything-I forgot my ID at home!
No, I didn't act like an ass about it, because I didn't want to make my mom look like an ass too. She later slipped me a Bombay Sapphire drink while no one was looking...
I applaud the Cirque staff for being responsible. It's not easy trying to wrangle a crowd and make sure that no one is drinking booze when they aren't allowed.
Same with bartenders too for that matter.

[Anriana]

Were any of these people recent immigrants? Maybe they didn't know about the drinking age wherever you are.


But they're probably just being stupid.

[mischugenah]

There's a company in California that makes excellent grape juice using wine-quality grapes. This ain't that purple kid's stuff, it's basically wines which were never fermented, and it's a family favorite.
Unfortunatly, I can't find the link to the company right at the moment...

[Samaliel]

Not only that, but there are sooo many cideries around North America. Think small, quiet and not too populated areas, with lots of room for orchards.

As well, some cideries not only flavour their brews, they use the whole berry when making stuff! To this, I suggest looking for Merridale Estate's Merri Berri.
(can I post a link here for the cidery?)
Sorry, I'm just a proud canuck (or canucklehead).

I'm sorry, but what with my family being from Normandy, aka the Mother of All Ciders, cider is made with apples, period. If you brew whatever berries into a low-alcohol sparkling beverage, you can call it cider if you want, but that doesn't mean it is.

[friendofjimmyk]

special range of low alcohol wine for 12 year olds.

Sorry 14 year old boys on bikes and in your school uniforms.

11 year old daughter may be the cocktail wizz in your house .

I forsee rooms with coffee pots, ashtrays, and metal folding chairs with people stating "Hello, my name is _______ and I'm an alcoholic" in these kids future.

Not that I'm saying all underage drinkers turn into alcoholics - but - seriously...

[XCashier]

And last but not least I fucking kid you not. I'm really sorry Mrs Snotty Britches, your 11 year old daughter may be the cocktail wizz in your house but in my Tasting room she is still underage and will not be trying a single drop from our liqueur section. I don't care if you weant her to develop her palate.

"I'm sorry, your children cannot taste our wine. Would you like to try our seafood sampler?"

Must be nice to be able to live in your own little world, where you make your own rules and petty things like NATIONAL LAWS need not apply!

[Ironclad Alibi]

Apple cider for me, thanks.

I'm sorry, but what with my family being from Normandy, aka the Mother of All Ciders, cider is made with apples, period. If you brew whatever berries into a low-alcohol sparkling beverage, you can call it cider if you want, but that doesn't mean it is.

Speaking of cider, don't forget to try some Dickens Cider.

[AlmightyALT]

There's a drink in Japan called, I think, 'Kodomo Kanpai' which is a really low alcohol beer for children to drink, usually with their parents at parties. The drinking age is 20. I wonder....