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Can you bring a bottle of red wine on your carry on to the Philippines?
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Is it appropriate to bring an open bottle of wine to a restaurant?
no of course not
What is a byob resturaunt?
its a restaurant where you can bring your own bottle of wine or beer.
When would you decant a bottle of wine?
You would decant a bottle of wine of wine for basically 3 main reasons: 1. To add oxygen to the wine 2. To bring the wine to the proper temperature 3. To separate sediment from older bottles
Can you carry a bottle of wine onto southwest airlines flight?
yes you can, just wrap the wine in a towel, i have bought up to 8 bottle back and all arrived safe and sound, just dont carry it in your hand luggage as it will get taken form you at security
What do you bring to dinner?
Bottle of wine/ champagne is always welcome.
Is it legal to carry liquor on the sidewalk California?
It is not legal to carry open liquor in CA either walking or in a car. If you bought a bottle of wine at a wine shop you could carry it around in the bag unopened.
What to bring to a new home?
A bottle of champagne or other wine is generally a good choice.
Will Delta Airlines allow you to carry a bottle of wine to Venice in checked luggage?
Yes, wine maybe carried in checked luggage.
Can you carry wine in checked luggage within the US?
No. Unless the wine bottle is less than 100ml.
Can you bring alcohol on your Holland America Cruise?
Each passenger can bring aboard one 750 ml bottle of wine at each port.
When attending an adult birthday party is a gift sufficient or should you also bring a bottle of wine?
When there is a birthday party and you bring a gift you should also bring your own bottle of wine. If guests bring expensive alcohol it is generally etiquette to leave it behind, but with the high economy often the host or hostess will insist the person take what is left of their alcohol home with them.
Is it legal to carry a bottle of wine without a bag in new york city?
I think is illegal, but I'm not sure.
