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Do fine dining resturaunts check age for wine?
It's not common for fine dining restaurants to check ID for wine orders, but they legally *can*.
Here's the breakdown:
* Legal age for alcohol: In most places, the legal drinking age is 21. This means anyone under 21 cannot legally purchase or consume alcohol.
* Responsibility of the restaurant: Restaurants are responsible for ensuring they don't serve alcohol to minors. They can be fined or even lose their liquor license if they are caught.
* Checking ID is not always required: While it's legal for restaurants to check IDs, it's not always a common practice for wine orders.
* Factors that might influence checking ID:
* Restaurant policy: Some restaurants may have a strict policy of checking IDs for all alcohol orders, regardless of age.
* Appearance of the customer: If a customer appears to be underage, staff might be more likely to ask for ID.
* State or local regulations: Some states or cities may have stricter regulations regarding alcohol service, requiring restaurants to check IDs more frequently.
Ultimately, it's up to the individual restaurant's discretion whether to check ID for wine orders. If you are concerned, it's always best to have your ID readily available, just in case.
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