Bottles of wine per person at embarkation

[texswamper]

On 1/21/2023 at 8:28 PM, Thrak said:

If you have a B2B or a B2B2B booked you can each board with a bottle for every segment.

So, if we are boarding in Galveston for a B2B, we can legally carry 2 bottles each without problem?  We thought we might have to find a place to buy wine on turn around day in Galveston.  

[davekathy]

24 minutes ago, texswamper said:

So, if we are boarding in Galveston for a B2B, we can legally carry 2 bottles each without problem?  We thought we might have to find a place to buy wine on turn around day in Galveston.  

Our experiences (no matter the embarkation port) we have always taken the additional bottle of wine on with us during the first leg for the second leg. If Princess took your second bottle it would be held on the ship and returned to you for the second leg. 

[Lady Arwen]

On our last cruise to the Mediterranean (2019) we were told that if we were on a shipped sponsored excursion that included a winery, such as Tuscany, and if we purchased wine there, we could take said bottles to the MDR without corkage fee.  We did so, and enjoyed wine in the MDR every evening.  If we didn’t finish our bottle, it was held for us to drink the following evening.  Hopefully, this is still the case.

[MissP22]

On 1/23/2023 at 6:44 PM, skynight said:

What many people do is pout the wine into the glass and then carry the glass to the DR.

Especially if you get a few of those large glasses at one of the bars. They hold at least two Princess servings per glass which is more than enough for us at dinner.

[startedwithamouse]

42 minutes ago, MissP22 said:

Especially if you get a few of those large glasses at one of the bars. They hold at least two Princess servings per glass which is more than enough for us at dinner.

Reminds me of those thanks teacher glasses for wine which hold an entire bottle. 😂