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Tuesday, September 05, 2006
Traveling with Beer: A Success Story

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Telling the stories behind the passionate pursuit of great beer since 2005.
Do you need a copy of my book - Beer Lover's Mid-Atlantic?
4 comments:
I'm really surprised they made it through OK. My checked bags have been searched several times. Suits, ties, etc. were left crumpled in a pile. You're lucky they didn't just tear the padding off and leave the bottles unprotected. I wouldn't even think of putting anything breakable in a checked bag.
I don't try to transport bottles via checked bags, anymore. I mail mine, now, (or use FedX, UPS, etc).
Good luck. I'm not sure I would be willing to risk it. Hope you're having a great time out in CA :-)
I've done this many times with both wine and beer for the past 5 years without any incidents. As long as you protect the bottles I wouldn't worry about security opening anything and leaving them unprotected. Although if you don't mind spending the extra cash to ship via UPS I'd go that route. I personally don't want to double the price of the beer by shipping it, but that's just me.
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