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Only authorized licensed businesses may send packages containing alcohol (wine) to FedEx®. Customers cannot ship wine to other consumers but may hire a licensed company to send their wine instead.

All retail establishments that are allowed to sell alcohol in Ontario must operate between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m., including pickup of online orders at authorized grocery shops.

Alcoholic beverages need to be delivered in legal containers. Pack a bottle securely enough to prevent breakage and harm to nearby packages. Bubble wrap, enough padding, and absorbent material might all be beneficial.

In Ontario, the government-run “LCBO” (liquor shops) are open to everyone at least 19 years old.

Driving skills can be affected by alcohol, even in small amounts. Having a BAC over 0.05 carries non-criminal consequences in Ontario and other jurisdictions. License suspensions or the requirement to complete an alcohol education course are examples of products.

Is it against the law to wander around with a bottle of alcohol open? In most American states, it is illegal to consume alcohol when available, even on the streets. Open container rules often forbid both drivers and passengers from having alcohol in an open container inside a vehicle.

In a nutshell, yes, if you are so drunk, you might endanger yourself or those around you. It is up to the arresting officer to decide whether you are so drunk or drunk in public that you constitute a threat to yourself or others.

A strong desire or impulse to consume alcohol. Failure to meet essential duties at work, school, or home due to frequent drinking. You are using alcohol while knowing it’s harming your health, relationships, society, job, or finances.

Alcohol stays in the body for much longer than it takes us to become drunk. For around 6 hours, it remains in the circulation, for 12 to 24 hours in the breath (as measured by a “breathalyzer” test), and for up to 72 hours, it can be detected in the urine.