@Minus  
Apparently agelimits suddenly exist in Growing Up Is A Hard Thing To Do.  
With the CMC having it get rubbed in that they are too underage to go on their own.  
Even though they literally went through shenanigans without needing someone older to watch them or something.

@GasMaskGuy98  
This.

She’s a Princess, she can change the law.

don’t you just hate it when you turn 21 right before a global pandemic
 

I remember getting drunk for the first time at 14. At my parent’s World of Warcraft guild meeting. It was an embarassing but great time. I highly encourage parental supervision for a kid’s first hammering. To let them know what’s normal and stuff, keep them from panicking over fun things like loss of balance. Really did me wonders to discover this ‘potion of fortify charisma’.
 
Good question though, the ponyworld let’s the CMC get away with a heck of a lot for their age. And young adults like the mane 6 can do anything at all. Age limits seem to be pretty dang low, if they even exist at all.

Teen Flurry Is Back! Yay

@RaineV1  
@Antonyourknee
 
It’s a trick question, man. Don’t let him bait you.
 
Everybody knows France doesn’t actually exist. It’s just a conspiracy theory.

@HyaenusDominae  
So can her mother.

She’s a princess. Legally she can do whatever she wants.

@RaineV1  

Here’s an excerpt if you can’t be bothered to check Wikipedia like a responsible person:
 
“It is prohibited to sell, serve or supply fermented alcohol beverages (beer, wine, cider and sparkling wine) to anyone under 16 years of age. However this age limit drops down to 14 if a minor is accompanied by his parent or legal guardian. It is generally prohibited to serve, sell or supply any beverage containing spirits and foods containing spirits above negligible amounts, to anyone under the age of 18 years. Violation of the “Protection of Young Persons Act” can be fined up to €50,000.”
 
“France has no explicitly stated consumption age, but selling alcohol beverages to a minor (under 18) is prohibited and can be fined 7500 euros.”
 
Does that answer your question?

@RaineV1  
Yes.

@GasMaskGuy98  
Germany and France aren’t civilized countries?

@GasMaskGuy98  
Shoot

@laofuzi  
Sounds logical and reasonable to me.

Since the drinking age is based off the Holy Symbol of Trinity and the age required to reach knighthood in medieval times (21), the drinking age of horses should also reflect both the minimum age required to become a royal guard and age of a middle-aged horse.
 
Therefore, the minimum age for Equestrian ponies to drink alcohol should be 12 years old

Wow, Flurry Have Goth Looks

Grounded time

@Magic Nova  
Yes, civilised countries that also use metres, litres and Celsius.  
Well, considering that there are only 3 countries (Myanmar, Liberia and the US) that do NOT use the metric system? You got that 100% A1 correct, Nova.
 
Seriously, though… in most cases, there is no excuse for using imperial units.  

@GasMaskGuy98  
Yes, civilised countries that also use metres, litres and Celsius.

Well if you would accept her true self, then she wouldn’t need to drink!

@Narrowgaugezone90  
See for yourself, lad.

@GasMaskGuy98  
What

Somepony found Dad’s Cider stash

Sink? What?

18 to buy  
drunk at any age