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I didn't like most of the ones I tried on the Plus Package list...but there was a red blend that was not bad. It's not that we can't find a good wine from the Princess Wine List, but yes, there is a different wine list for the Plus package but of course it does not preclude one from choosing from the regular wine list.

If I can find it I would like to try the the one aged in rum barrels....that sounds interesting to me. Also we have found a nice red wine called Cooper and Thief that is aged for 3 months in Bourbon barrels. (not on the ship however)

They do have a dedicated wine list for Plus and that will most likely be the one they show you when they know you have it. But you just ask for the regular wine list and tell them you will pay the difference if you want to choose a higher priced wine.

The crazy big desserts are included with the Plus package too....two per day per person!

But not wine.

There are many varieties of 19 Crimes....all seem to be below $20US with the priciest the Snoop Dog variety. Publix are in Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia.

I will have to keep an eye out for the BOGO..

Yes we do. But lots of others that we enjoy too.

We do have 19 Crimes in the US.

They do? Never got that impression of a linkage to Italian food, wine and culture? Perhaps dining in Sabatini's? Hmmm..

I have! LOL

I think the beds are VERY comfortable! The only one better is ours at home!

Reluctant because it has a shower curtain?

From what I understand if you put on the hang tag to order breakfast there is no additional charge. If you order by phone or on the app and you don't at least have the Plus package. you pay a "delivery fee". If this is incorrect please inform.

If one drinks a nice red wine does that make one a Snooty red wine drinker? Asking for a friend. 🤷‍♀️

Yes, you may bring additional bottles. At check-in there may be a table for you to show your wine and pay the corkage fee which they will give you a receipt for. Sometime the table is not set up yet if you check in early. In that case you will be charged the corkage fee when/if you bring a bottle to the dining room.

The Red Blend on the Plus menu is not bad, but you can order any wine you want and pay the difference above the $15 allowance.

Thanks!!

We started taking insurance when our parents got old and infirm. Now we're the old guys so we still purchase the insurance.

This would keep me up at night!! LOL! When our family 0f 7 in 4 cabins sailed to Alaska, one of the members of our party had never cruised before...so I tried to help him with various things. But I found the best way was first to have his Princess sign in and password so I could check in as him and monitor what needed to be done. The other was, we all got together to plan flights, pre-cruise hotel, excursions (who wanted to do what with whom), Specialty dining: so we could all dine together and of course to choose dining room and times for dinner. Worked out well for all and had we not done that, I would have shown up for the cruise with "raccoon eyes" from lack of sleep!

LOL! The whole moo moo idea sounded doable! Nice bag though!

Wow! Really flies free? Just joking? But how would you get it through security?

Right! And depending on how much you want to enjoy with your meal, you could also just pour it in a glass and enjoy with dinner.

What can be better than to improve your dining experience with a lovely quality wine?! On our upcoming Anniversary Cruise on the Enchanted we will most likely bring a bottle of Caymus Cab (one of our faves) to enjoy in the Crown Grill on our special day. (Especially when I noticed that the price onboard is $155! 😲

We once pre-ordered a case of wine from Total Wine and picked it up when we went to port. At that time (FLL in 2012) we just sealed the case well and put a luggage tag on it and checked it. Pretty sure that would be frowned upon these days. 2 of the 12 did not incur a corkage fee but when we brought the others to the MDR we were charged corkage.