How do I pay the corkage fee for extra wine bottles on embarkation?

[Thorben-Hendrik]

As with many of your posts, rules don't apply to you!

Not all of them honey.....:*

[RocketMan275]

Yes that is correct, sorry for any confusion. I would not try to bring wine on board in a coffee mug, I stated I would walk around the ship with the wine in a coffee mug, so I can put in a good amount and not worry about spillage or the need to get a refill.

 

 

Do you have a favorite wine you use to fill your coffee mug?

[PhoenixCruiser]

Not all of them honey.....:*

Again with the rudeness.

 

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[sinned19]

Do you have a favorite wine you use to fill your coffee mug?

Yes a local Long Island wine, Bridge Lane Chardonnay-no oak, steel fermented.

[johnjen]

So far we haven't seen someone post that they take wine or beer on board in colostomy bags.

 

Need we be surprised?

[RocketMan275]

Yes a local Long Island wine, Bridge Lane Chardonnay-no oak, steel fermented.

Thanks. Probably not available here. Prefer something buttery.

[LeesSummitCruiser1]

You can send yourself a bottle or two and then take two bottles aboard. On our last cruise, our TA sent us a bottle as did the cruise line. With the two we brought we ended up with 4 bottles of wine in our cabin.

 

Only problem is if you are a wine snob (guilty) there are few bottles I would buy on board and nothing they send me as gift I would want. I wish Royal would understand that wine snobs don't buy on board and they could get $15 to $25 a bottle if they would just let me bring my case on board. I would even agree to not bring anything they stock on board. Every fine restaurant we dine at has a corkage fee we gladly pay to drink our own wine. We are still money ahead and the corkage is pure profit for the restaurant.

[cruisinfanatic]

You will be pouring out! Frequently checked, just like mouthwash bottles, etc. why bother. Just obey the rules.

I'm sure the OP didn't mean while embarking