Bring Alcohol bottles back from a trip via plane

[amejiajr8]

This will be my first trip where i will fly home from port. We will return from our cruise to Puerto Rico then fly home. I usually get a bottle or two or three of island spirits and wonder if there are any good tips on bringing home my bottles on a plane.

[NorCalJL]

I had the same question a few days ago, because I will be bringing 2 bottles of wine on my cruise. I researched on amazon and other found WineSkin to be a great product. However, I wouldn't recommend buying it on Amazon, get it at Bevmo if you can. It is way cheaper there. I bought 2 2-packs at Bevmo for $12. I believe it's 3 for $20 with Amazon Prime, or more without Prime. 

 

These spirits would have to be shaped like wine bottles though, or at least relatively close. Hope that helps! 

 

There's also a ton of other products on Amazon, some might be better for odd shaped alcohol or spirits.

[Michel]

You can also look for a wine diaper. Plenty of model to choose from.

Check Amazon or your local travel agent store might have something similar. 

Maybe a sporting good store near you ?

[amejiajr8]

Never knew these products existed. Thanks! Adding to my list of things I need

[NorCalJL]

I would be mindful of the rules & regulations with bringing liquor back from outside the U.S. I don't know enough to state the sizes, but someone else on these forums should know the size limits.

[amejiajr8]

We will be flying back from Puerto Rico which is technically US. But good point going to try and read up on the rules.

[Matt]

I've usually seen people bring the bottles in their carry on luggage or as a carryon on its own.  

[DocLC]

I've usually seen people bring the bottles in their carry on luggage or as a carryon on its own.  

This is only an option if you buy the liquor at the airport post security and the store seals it in a tamper-evident bag.  Otherwise, it needs to be checked because of the rules regarding liquids.