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Input: Throwaway account. Can't be too careful. 

My Husband and I are in our hometown visiting family and one of our favorite ways to see everyone is by going out to eat. Its just so much easier for everyone involved. We have plans to meet my Husbands side of the family tomorrow for lunch.

My SIL and her Husband have chosen not to partake in any alcohol. Part of this is in solidarity with her FIL who is a recovering alcoholic (15-20 years sober). Another part of it is because they are very religious and they believe it is a sin to drink alcohol. Not like Jesus made wine or anything, but I digress. Their lives, their choices. 

Today while my husband was asking where they would like to go for lunch my SIL asked us not to drink anything alcoholic in front of her children (3+4). The big kicker here is that she requested that we go to a local brewery for lunch!! I just cannot get over the irony in her texts today. 

My knee jerk reaction was anger initially. Who the hell do they think they are? I simply told my Husband that I am an adult and will be ordering whatever I feel like during lunch. We are all in our late 20s/early 30s, and plenty old enough to decide what we would like to drink. Husband said the choice is mine, but that he wont drink out of respect for his sister.

TL;DR: SIL and family chooses not to drink alcohol, but wants to do family lunch at a brewery. Asked us not to drink alcohol in front of her kids. 

WIBTA if I ordered a flight of beers to sample while at the same table as my non alcoholic in laws? 

ordering alcohol at a family lunch