Алкогольная политика Нью-Джерси
Leggi sull'Alcol del New Jersey
Alcohol laws of New Jersey
* Religious service – minors can be served alcohol, and may possess and consume alcohol at a religious observance, ceremony or rite. * Employment – People 18 or older who own or work for a licensed establishment or BYOB restaurant can possess, sell, serve, and transport alcohol, and purchase alcohol from a manufacturer or wholesaler. They cannot consume alcohol or purchase alcohol from a retailer . * Private location – minors may be served alcohol, and may possess and consume alcohol when in a house, backyard, hotel room, private room at an unlicensed restaurant, or other area without public access, and in the presence of a relative who is at least 21. * Private location – minors may possess and consume alcohol when in a house, backyard, hotel room, private room at an unlicensed restaurant, or other area without public access, and in a town without an ordinance prohibiting it . It is not legal to serve a minor or knowingly allow a property to be used for underage drinking, but it is legal for the person to consume alcohol.
laws governing alcoholic beverages in New Jersey
Exceptions to New Jersey's Underage Drinking Laws