>want beer >7-Eleven can't still alcohol in this county

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>Finland

Yes, Only the state is allowed to sell liquor, beers and milder substances still can be sold in markets though.

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The government literally owns the liquor stores in my province.

>>67508298

Dry and semi-dry counties come from the US being eternally puritanical, not from it being fascist.

>>67508298
>autism

It varies by state, and then sometimes by county.

Here in Ohio virtually every place carries wine and beer less than 40 proof. Distilled spirits are sold only in a few places that have a license. In my county there is only one store that sells distilled liquor: Krogers. It's 8 miles away in the county seat.

We have lots of drive through beer and wine stores, and even gas stations sell it.

>>67508298
Literally 4 alcomarkets in my block + a bar + a common supermarket (with booze, of course).

Also 18+ not 21+

I just bought a high ball in 7-eleven yesterday :D :D :D
of course we can buy an beer

In California you can get booze almost anywhere at any time

>>67508400
Same thing

>>67508298
What state do you live in?

>>67508298
Can't buy alcohol in any supermarkets here

Aldi recently expanded to my state and they have had a nightmare of a time being granted liquor licenses because their booze is "too cheap"

Having booze too cheap is apparently a bad thing for society

>>67508577
it is, especially when you have natives

>>67508507

Illinois is that way too. You can't swing a dead cat without hitting a liquor store. Even the grocery stores carry a ton of hard liquor.

In Indiana you can't buy any packaged alcohol on Sunday, but you can go to a restaurant and get really hammered then drive home.

The mid-south has lots of dry counties where you can't buy anything ever. (And they worry about Sharia law! Kek!)

>>67508591
1% of the population

>>67508600
>Illinois is that way too. You can't swing a dead cat without hitting a liquor store. Even the grocery stores carry a ton of hard liquor.
I believe much of the South Side of Chicago is dry, but fat lot of good it does for them.

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You can buy any kind of alcohol everywhere as long as they have permits (they are for sell) Including this bad motherfuckers

>>67508577
You can on the good side of the country.

Aldi beer is surprisingly good for the price.

>>67508298
Liquor is only sold at government stores

>buy alcohol 24/7
>drink anywhere
>can drink in cars if you're only a passenger
>liquor licenses are easy for restaurants so almost everywhere serves beer.

>>67508951
>Legal age is 20
Almost Nihon

In Utah you can't serve draft beer over 4.0 % ABV. Bottled is ok. Liquor stores are state run and few. They close at 8PM and are closed on Sundays.

You can get alcohol until 1AM now at restaurants, and you don't have to order a meal anymore or finish your current drink before ordering another.

Things have changed a lot in the past couple of decades.

Right next door in Wyoming they have drive through hard liquor stores that are open late.

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>>67508298
Alcohol is literally the only good thing in the Philippines.
>Spanish tradition = Flips make good beer/brandy in the region. Only Asahi in Japan is better than us.
>Drinks are all sold dirt fucking cheap.
>Sold in every store 24/7
>Nobody gives a shit about legal drinking age (18. but your daddy/uncle starts feeding you beer at 12 as per hallowed tradition). If the supermarket doesnt want to sell you drinks, you can buy in a corner store no questions/id asked
>Even as a US colony, the Philippines gave protestants the finger and did not accept Prohibition. Alcohol was legal under local Philippine law, which fuelled crime in the west coast as Filipinos smuggled alcolol to the US.

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>still three hours until i can get beer

REEEEEEEEEE

>>67509248
That's how the Kennedys made their money. Joe was a rum runner during prohibition, bringing booze down from Canada.

He was literally the 20s version of El Chapo or Amado Carillo Fuentes.

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wHAT TO GET

>>67508577
>booze too cheap is apparently a bad thing for society
how is that hard to understand? cheap booze, underage drinking, mass alcoholism, 3rd world, retardation, faggotry, cemetery.

>>67509299
I always wondered how they were connected with the Mafia.

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>Craving a beer or 6
>Look a time
>It's 9:05 pm and all the Bottle-o s are closed
REEEEEEEEEEEE

>>67509319
Is booze common in Egypt? Do you have to go to a Coptic neighborhood?

tfw california liquor laws arent that bad

>he ca't buy liquor of any strength 24/7

>>67509248
Whats a flip beer? Never heard of one

>>67510036
San Miguel

When I was talking of region, I meant Southeast Asia/East Asia

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>>67509248
The Total Wine by my apartment Wells flip beer. Any recommendations?

>>67509731
god bless hippies and hipsters

>>67509319
Margarita or old fashioned

>>67508298

>be a 20 year old American war veteran recipient of the Medal of Honor and father of two
>still cant buy alcohol

you cannot fabricate this