Bring cup of fresh pomegranate juice from stop back on board?

[erdoran]

This is going to sound weird but here goes — hubby and I love love love FRESH-squeezed pomegranate juice.  Not the store-bought Pom, but the kind you buy on the street in Israel and (hopefully) Mediterranean ports.  We think we’d love it even more with some vodka added!

 

If we have a cup of juice in our hands when we board after a port stop, can we bring it back on board with us, or is it like the airlines where we aren’t allowed to?  It would be non-alcoholic, and then we’d buy a shot (with UBP) at the bar to add.

 

Anyone else got any ideas about how to have fresh squeezed pomegranate juice & vodka?  Do the Med ports even offer it?  Lisbon, Cadiz, Cannes, Livorno, Rome?

[jjikids]

Last year they made us spill out our water from our water bottles so better drink it at the port.

[Sauer-kraut]

Didn't see any pressed pomegrante juice in Lisbon.... but then again I wasn't looking for it.

[bjtravelnews]

We have always been told that no drinks can be brought on board.  People carrying bottles and cups have always had to empty and toss them.

 

[Gershep]

We had to empty our water bottles. I don't think they will allow you to bring it on board.

[BirdTravels]

No beverages can be brought on board.  Alcohol will be held until the last night.