James Bayley asks whether the UK’s decision to lower the voting age to 16 exposes an inconsistency in how society defines adulthood, particularly when it comes to alcohol. If 16-year-olds are trusted to help shape the nation’s future, should they also be trusted to order a pint? The post Old enough to vote but not to drink? A question of age and responsibility appeared first on The Drinks Business.
Sixteenth Annual Celebration Debuts at Appellation Healdsburg and Launches a College Scholarship Honoring Brady Mauritson September 1, 2026 (Healdsburg, CA) — On August 22, 2026, California’s most celebrated Zinfandel winemakers, [...]
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