Very odd, off the wall question: Is kvas (Russian drink made from fermented dark bread) considered alcoholic in the United States, such that an underaged person couldn't consume it? Does anyone know? Apparently it's served in schools in Russia.

I'm sure it would be. Alcohol is looked at completely differently in Russian culture.

I'm sure it would be. Alcohol is looked at completely differently in Russian culture.

 

Oh, certainly. It's not very highly alcoholic, though.

Oh, so you're question is about the percentage of alcohol content in a beverage before it becomes illegal for consumption?

 

Vanilla extract contains alcohol and I dont think they card to buy that.

As far as I know many western countries allow minors to drink beverages with alcohol contents below 1.5% or so, for example Finnish sima. I'm not sure what's the limit in the U.S.

As far as I know many western countries allow minors to drink beverages with alcohol contents below 1.5% or so, for example Finnish sima. I'm not sure what's the limit in the U.S.

 

Yeah, I tried to find out to no avail. I think it may vary by state though.