Can I bring wine coolers?

[micnic26]

Hey everybody im going on the Norwegian Breakaway soon and im wondering if I can bring wine coolers? If so how many can I bring? Also do I carry them on or put them with my luggage? Thankyou!

[DDD06]

Hey everybody im going on the Norwegian Breakaway soon and im wondering if I can bring wine coolers? If so how many can I bring? Also do I carry them on or put them with my luggage? Thankyou!

 

No you can't.

[champagne123]

Nope.....a bottle of wine or champagne. Period....that's it. Nada mas.:eek:

[meltingmoments]

Well I was TOTALLY thrown by the answers to this question! :o

 

The term *wine cooler* has a different meaning here in the UK.........

 

 

*wine cooler: a bucket of ice used to chill a bottle of wine*

 

 

I had NO idea it could mean* the commercial adaptation of various drinks made with fruit juice and wine *

 

You learn something new every day! :D

[NLH Arizona]

You could bring the wine and then get the mixers and make your own wine coolers.

[Daisyduke70]

Well I was TOTALLY thrown by the answers to this question! :o

 

The term *wine cooler* has a different meaning here in the UK.........

 

 

*wine cooler: a bucket of ice used to chill a bottle of wine*

 

 

I had NO idea it could mean* the commercial adaptation of various drinks made with fruit juice and wine *

 

You learn something new every day! :D

 

Me too! Thought it was some sort of fancy thermal carry bag!

[ColinIllinois]

I believe it was Sir Winston Churchill who said "England and America...two great nations separated by a common language". :)

[garycarla]

You could bring the wine and then get the mixers and make your own wine coolers.

 

You might want to read post before yours. They are talking about something different.

[sdmike]

You might want to read post before yours. They are talking about something different.

 

I believe the OP is still asking about wine/fruit wine coolers. The others referring to a "wine chiller" are not the OP. The fact that the OP asked "how many" and how to bring them on the ship, I'm pretty sure they meant the Seagrams, or B&J version.

 

And the answer is no :)

[garycarla]

I believe the OP is still asking about wine/fruit wine coolers. The others referring to a "wine chiller" are not the OP. The fact that the OP asked "how many" and how to bring them on the ship, I'm pretty sure they meant the Seagrams, or B&J version.

 

And the answer is no :)

 

Ah, you make a good point.

 

Off the ship for 2 days and things are still moving - but not my brain.

[bakerintn]

The common pre-bottled "wine coolers" in the US are not made with wine. They actually are made from a malt liquor (beer) and therefore do not technically qualify as "wine". Something like a pre-bottled Sangria might pass.

 

You could make your own on board with a red wine and lemon-lime soda.

[sdmike]

Ah, you make a good point.

 

Off the ship for 2 days and things are still moving - but not my brain.

 

Understand completely! Welcome back. :) I trust you had an awesome time.

[English101]

The common pre-bottled "wine coolers" in the US are not made with wine. They actually are made from a malt liquor (beer) and therefore do not technically qualify as "wine". Something like a pre-bottled Sangria might pass.

 

You could make your own on board with a red wine and lemon-lime soda.

 

Your mention of pre- made sangria made me wonder about Skinny girl margarita! I'm guessing the margarita wouldn't be allowed, however, it IS the size and shape of a wine bottle! Lol I'm guessing they'd say no.

[dread_pirate]

I believe it was Sir Winston Churchill who said "England and America...two great nations separated by a common language". :)

Actually, it was George Bernard Shaw (he of "Pygmalion" fame, later adapted to "My Fair Lady"). True nonetheless!