In hard-drinking Wisconsin, 15-year-olds can drink legally at bars

The New York Times leads a story about drinking in Wisconsin with a surprising fact: there is no minimum drinking age at bars as long as the youthful drinker is accompanied by a parent or guardian who gives consent.  In this case, the bartender has discretion to serve or not to serve a youthful drinker.  The story starts with a bartender serving a beer to a 15-year-old.  For more, see here.