Wine and Cork Screw

[baldcruiser]

Is there any security issue or problem with bringing a cork screw on board with the wine that is allowed?

[*Mach*]

No problem at all. Consider that you're given steak knives at dinner...

:)

A corkscrew isn't an issue...

:)

[bankerbabe]

The only problem I've ever had with a corkscrew was . . . . forgetting to put it in my luggage :(

 

The times I did manage to remember it, no problems with security. But I did put it in my checked bag, just in case.

[*Mach*]

The only problem I've ever had with a corkscrew was . . . . forgetting to put it in my luggage :(

 

The times I did manage to remember it, no problems with security. But I did put it in my checked bag, just in case.

 

 

If you forget yours feel free to ask your cabin steward. He or she will be glad to get one for you.

:)

[golfadj]

Or do what we do bring a box.

[dane225]

If you forget yours feel free to ask your cabin steward. He or she will be glad to get one for you.

 

:)

 

Good to know!!:)

[truchattycathy]

Well, or do the unthinkable and bring wine with a screw off lid. :D

[bankerbabe]

Well, or do the unthinkable and bring wine with a screw off lid. :D

Some of them with the screw-off lids aren't that bad.

[ksoze]

Some of them with the screw-off lids aren't that bad.

 

In fact, many are better than their corked peers. For instance, many of the better and more expensive Australian Syraz's are screw top, which are less prone to issues when opening and oxidation. The days of judging a wine as inferior because it lacks a cork are long gone. After all, if Ripple had a cork, it would still be bad.

[elcuchio24]

No problems, but you can always get one from your steward or a bartender if you forget it.

[tandemcruzr]

And if you order wine through Bon Voyage, it comes with a cork screw.

[hunneebee]

I've had some good French and Italian wines lately with screw tops. But we always put a corkscrew in the checked bag.