totoroni77

I'm hoping to sail on the Breeze this summer and we are going with the Cheers programme. Neither of us will hit the 15 drink limit but still see it as good value for money. If you drink 5 Grey Goose Martini's per day you've covered your cost. I figured that if I have a glass of wine with lunch, one before dinner and one with dinner and 3 cocktails/martinis afterwards then I've covered my daily cost.

 

Most alcoholic beverages are included (champagne and bottles are excluded). You really can't go wrong! I'm planning on taking a few bottles of beer back to our cabin each day to enjoy!

 

There's a Cheers calculator in another thread which helps you to make up mind.

 

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Just a clarification: when you say champagne is excluded I assume you meant champagne bottles; champagne by the glass is most definitely included.

 

 

I had a little plate of sushi. Some eel, crab, shrimp and spicy tuna roll.

 

 

Then we headed back to molecular to get some refills :D

 

Avocado Mezcal, to put in simple words. It is just a frozen margarita. It was ok I guess.

 

Tanned Russian. It was good, but not a favorite. Lots of creamy lemony taste with coconut.

 

Somebody may have already brought this up, but I'm so far behind in reading this review and I just have to ask. I see the avocado mezcal...On my trip on the reflection, and also what I have read in the reviews, the mixologists simply said "we don't have the ingredients for that one." The reports on cruise critic said that it had to do with how difficult it was to mash avocado and mix it into a drink. It was just easier to tell a guest they can't make it. Did you get any resistance ordering it? I seriously asked the only three mixologists they had on board, different days, different times, but same answer!

On the Reflection in two weeks :) Looking at that Molecular Bar menu...I'm going to have to try every single cocktail! Any favorites?