When in fact, the author's first sentence clearly states he providing the law of consuming alcohol, "in public in Paris. Hi Steve,Sorry to rain on your party, but alcoholic drinks have never been allowed in Paris parks well, not in the past 25 years since I've been living here.
There are signs at the entrance to each park that show what you can't do, and you'll see an image of a wine bottle and beer can on there. You can find it in writing on City Hall's Paris. I'm sure you've been able to get away with it many times, but you should be aware it's not legal and can be confiscated by police.
I'm coming late to this thread, sorry. One of our traditions over many years when visiting Paris is a daytime picnic in Place des Voges… bread, cold cuts, cheese, olives and a glass bottle of wine. Is the wine still permitted or not allowed any longer?
Hey Domi,Good point! I was going to include somewhere that the law in French actually states "in public" for the underage drinking. What you do behind closed doors in France is another story so you can't send the kids out to buy your wine and cigarettes for you, but you can give it to them in your own home.
The binge-drinking thing…having experienced US universities like Arizona State before coming to school in Paris, I can tell you it was certainly a big difference! There were always a few French friends getting hammered, but it wasn't a group sport by any means. And for whatever reason, it didn't result in the high number of hospitalizations of students due to alcohol consumption that we see today. The stats definitely have gone up.
Visitors always seem to have a hard time figuring out what the rules are for drinking and smoking in France. You can buy alcohol in any supermarket, convenience store or wine boutique but only until 10pm; 8pm in places where consumption is forbidden after 4pm. Some restaurants only have a license to serve alcohol with food.
But that has all changed in recent years and the laws are catching up. Some places have additional restrictions such as restricting the consumption of alcohol on the street after 4pm as well as the sale of alcohol after 8pm. Most people will tell you that there are no open container laws whatsoever in France and that you are free to drink wherever you would like without repercussions.
The real answer is a bit more nuanced. In the past, specifically in Paris, there were areas where you were technically not allowed to consume alcohol in public after a certain time like we mentioned in the previous section.
In an effort to reduce public gatherings due to the COVID pandemic these laws have been strengthened and expanded a bit. Your best bet is to simply look up the local laws the next time you are in France. Obviously not. The blood alcohol limit is 0. Nobody is going to poorly judge you or treat you differently because of it. Non-Muslims over 17 years of age are allowed to import alcohol not to exceed maximum total volume 2 L of spirits and 12 mL cans of beer for personal use, once in 48 hours.
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