Wine with dinner question

[caribophile]

I enjoy a glass of white wine with my dinner, but my husband doesn't drink at all. Will I be able to order a bottle the first night and then have it kept in a wine cooler situation and brought back to me for the next two nights? Would that still be possible if I change restaurants - e.g. Manhattan one night, Taste the next? Or would that be frowned upon?

[armwinder]

No problem they will store it for you and go retrieve it another night no matter which restaurant you are in, or you can take it back to your room or just carry it around if you wish.

[calmac]

There are also several white wines available by the glass.

[Cruiser Bruiser]

There are also several white wines available by the glass.

 

There are, but often a bottle is more affordable, especially if you can keep it in the "cellar" and drink it over several nights.;)

 

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[Monalis]

You can als carry on a bottle of your own if you would like, just have to pay a $15 per bottle (750ml). Which for most wines is still less expensive than purchasing on the ship, and they will still store your wine for you and serve it nightly.

[MR NW GUY]

This has been an interesting topic on the HAL Boards. HAL used to allow pas to bring on board wine and only have to pay a corkage fee when opened in Dinning Room.

[Magickpyggie]

You can also ask for it to be brought from the cellar from your Suite, not sure about Staterooms, but I don't think you can send it back. We killed off everything on the last night before disembarking :-))

 

 

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[L3GWG]

MR NY GUY. This is not HAL and not what the OP was asking about. Please don't hijack the thread it getting boring this kind of tactic

 

 

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