All states have provisions that prohibit supplying alcohol to underage individuals. States punish these activities as criminal offenses, and anyone who knowingly supplies underage individuals with alcohol is committing a crime—except in a few limited circumstances provided by some state laws, such as in a home environment, or for medicinal purposes.
In Wyoming, it is illegal to provide alcohol to individuals under the age of 21, with the state enforcing this prohibition through criminal penalties. This law is designed to prevent underage drinking and the associated risks. However, Wyoming law does allow for certain exceptions to this rule. For example, minors may consume alcohol in a private residence with the consent of a parent or guardian. Additionally, alcohol may be provided to minors for medicinal purposes if prescribed by a healthcare professional. Outside of these specific circumstances, supplying alcohol to underage individuals is a criminal offense and can result in fines, community service, and even jail time for the person providing the alcohol.