Wine on international flight in Coach class
#3
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International flights Main cabin/Comfort. Wine is served from magnum wine bottles into plastic single pour cups. Ask for a double if you're thirsty. Liquor is served via mini liquor bottles with ice/mixer per request.
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#7
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Still like that on some Asian carriers; my issue with that is I often get a tiny pour (less than a mini’s worth).
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#9
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Ah.... so no scope of taking a couple of small wine bottles out of the plane?
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In the real good old days, the 80s and 90s, the FAs would almost always give F passengers two miniatures "for the road". My sister-in-law's husband, who doesn't drink, stocked his liquor closet at his home for his guests who took a drink with lots of miniatures from Delta.
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And yet, on a CVG-FCO flight 20 years ago, the wonderful Delta FA who served me in the forward cabin (can't remember if it was called Business Elite at the time) gave me a bottle of the red wine I had been enjoying on the flight. Another time, on a VS flight LHR-JFK before the pandemic, I was sitting at the bar in the back of J enjoying a couple of bourbons and the FA gave me the bottle (which was full except for the two shots he poured me).
In the real good old days, the 80s and 90s, the FAs would almost always give F passengers two miniatures "for the road". My sister-in-law's husband, who doesn't drink, stocked his liquor closet at his home for his guests who took a drink with lots of miniatures from Delta.
In the real good old days, the 80s and 90s, the FAs would almost always give F passengers two miniatures "for the road". My sister-in-law's husband, who doesn't drink, stocked his liquor closet at his home for his guests who took a drink with lots of miniatures from Delta.
#15
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I have been served wine in small mini bottle, from a box, and a large bottle. The latter two into a basic plastic cup. Spirts have most always been a mini bottle in coach. Up front they tend to mix the drink. I prefer to mix my own.