Would this be acceptable?

What would be my odds of getting this bottle of Belgian beer to pass as my bottle of 'wine' when boarding?

Might work. Only risk is they toss it if they pay too much attention.

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At Port of Miami I had 2 bottles in my bag, they didn’t take them out and look at them or anything, guess it depends on the port / how closely they check

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What would be my odds of getting this bottle of Belgian beer to pass as my bottle of 'wine' when boarding?

 

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You should be fine as long as they don't actually read the bottle.

For the sake of one or two bottles of beer, why don't you save it for when you get home? I understand, all these silly rules :rolleyes:, is it really that important? You might find some interesting beers at some of the ports you visit.

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All depends upon how closely they are checking that day

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You should be fine as long as they don't actually read the bottle.

 

For the sake of one or two bottles of beer, why don't you save it for when you get home? I understand, all these silly rules :rolleyes:, is it really that important? You might find some interesting beers at some of the ports you visit.

 

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I'm just not a big wine drinker. I do, however, really enjoy good craft beer. Unfortunately, there are no good beers on the ship, or in Mexico for that matter. The only ale I've ever seen on the ship is Rebel IPA by Sam Adams, and that beer is just meh..

It's 750ml. I'm thinking I'll give it a try in October.

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If they actually look at the bottle it's probably a goner. I too enjoy craft beers but I'll save my Delirium or Chimay for home rather than have it taken away.

I'm just not a big wine drinker. I do, however, really enjoy good craft beer. Unfortunately, there are no good beers on the ship, or in Mexico for that matter. The only ale I've ever seen on the ship is Rebel IPA by Sam Adams, and that beer is just meh..

 

It's 750ml. I'm thinking I'll give it a try in October.

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I was seeing comments of a ?new microbrewery in Cozumel (if you are going there). Here is the trip advisor link. https://www.tripadvisor.ca/Restaurant_Review-g150809-d13113594-Reviews-Cerveceria_Punta_Sur-Cozumel_Yucatan_Peninsula.html

I will be going this fall, so I might look out for it.

No, it would not be acceptable. You are violating the terms of the contract and could be delaying the boarding process for other passengers if security decides to search the rest of the items in your bag.

70/30 against. Just a SWAG.:)

No, it would not be acceptable. You are violating the terms of the contract and could be delaying the boarding process for other passengers if security decides to search the rest of the items in your bag.

I used to work security in Port Canaveral part-time (I'm retired). Love being around ships but hated getting up at 4:00AM! Regardless, if I were working the x-ray machines when you go through I would flag your bag for a secondary inspection just to make sure it wasn't a bottle of beer (mortal sin). Unless the secondary inspector really took a close look at the bottle it would probably pass because with a cork it does look like a bottle of wine.

Most cruise terminals have secondary inspection tables and it wouldn't slow down the boarding process.

Good luck and let us know how it works. One of my favorites.

I've taken Skinny Girl Margarita as my bottle of "wine" with no problems. However they never took it out and looked at it.

I think as long as it's shaped like a wine/champagne bottle, you'll be fine.