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Hi - Since we're allowed to bring a bottle of wine per person as a carry-on, does that also get scanned and flagged?

 

After your carry on gets scanned, you will be directed to a table to show it to the person inspecting carry on beverages.

 

Depending on their level of interest, they may just look at the bottle and send you on. I have had them just look at the bottle in the bag and wave me on, and I have had them take the foil off and inspect the cork.

 

I think it all depends on how busy they are, but I could be wrong.

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We sailed Spring Break out of Galveston and my backpack with two bottles of wine was xrayed. Then I was sent over to another security table who checked to make sure the bottles hadn't been refilled.

 

I was told they are a little more vigilant during Spring Break.

 

Funny thing is I can't recall being escorted over to the secondary table or anybody telling the second screener what to look for. It was far enough from the xray machine I guess I could have just kept walking.

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The only time my wine was ever inspected was when my 21 year old son had one in his carry on. They let mine through and asked to see his bottle. They did not card him, probably just wanted to check that he was not carrying the hard stuff.

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Since DW and I don't drink, would we be allowed 2 bottles of sparkling grape juice?

 

Not necessarily. You are allowed one bottle of wine or champagne per person, but it does say that all non-alcoholic beverages must be in cans or cartons.

 

While the distinction may be nonsensical, I have seen too many scanners adhere to the letter of the law to make any assumptions...

 

Bob

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Since DW and I don't drink, would we be allowed 2 bottles of sparkling grape juice?

 

Sent from my Galaxy 4

 

Probably not... and probably not because of how they are packaged; I'm not much of a drinker either, but I do know the smuggle game is real, and I assume it would be easier to smuggle alcohol on that way.

 

I'd love to have sparkling grape juice though. yum!

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Since DW and I don't drink, would we be allowed 2 bottles of sparkling grape juice?

 

Sent from my Galaxy 4

 

My wife doesn't drink, but she really likes the sparkling grape juice. The bottles look just like a wine bottle and we've always were able to get them on board.

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My wife doesn't drink, but she really likes the sparkling grape juice. The bottles look just like a wine bottle and we've always were able to get them on board.

I could always tell them it's unfermented wine [emoji3]

 

Sent from my Galaxy 4

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