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What is the drinking age in greece?
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There is no legal drinking age in Greece if you are drinking in private. However, if you want to purchase alcohol and drink in public, you must be 18 years of age. Evidently, there is no age limit to enter bars in Greece and no-one checks IDs either at the door or at the bar.
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A new law enacted in July 2009 from the ministry of health stipulates a drinking age of 18 and it remains to be seen how it will be enforced since evidently, there is no age limit to enter bars in Greece and no-one checks IDs either at the door or at the bar.
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Legal age for drinking alcohol is 18. Legal age for purchasing alcohol is: No age limit.
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There is no minium age for drinking alcohol (in private). The minimun age for buying alcohol is 17 years old for wine and beer and 18 for spirits.
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