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Dec 13, 2011 | 10:24 am

runnigel

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New Beers, Spirits and Wines

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We’re getting into the spirit! Check out our newest premium beverages, which will be served onboard beginning in January. We’re adding Dos Equis Lager to our specialty beers. Absolut Vodka, Bombay Sapphire Gin, Jameson Irish Whiskey, and Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Tennessee Whiskey will join our spirits line-up. Finally, La Crema Pinot Noir and Carmel Road Chardonnay will round out our wine offerings. Enjoy these and other adult beverages onboard your upcoming flight!

Happy to see Jameson in the line-up. Are they taking any beverages out to make room?

Dec 13, 2011 | 11:36 am

MikeFromMKE

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Awesome! Love me some Jameson!

Dec 13, 2011 | 1:50 pm

piotrkol1

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Anyone know how strict they are when it comes to ID-ing people? I was wondering if they are trained to spot fakes.

Dec 13, 2011 | 4:56 pm

RSVP

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Originally Posted by piotrkol1

Anyone know how strict they are when it comes to ID-ing people? I was wondering if they are trained to spot fakes.

If you even look questionable you're not going to get served. There was a twenty something sitting next to me in BC on AirTran he told me the only reason he upgraded was the free liquor.

After four double rum and coke, he was promptly cut off as the language started to get a little salty. FAs do not, and shouldn't have to tolerate any nonsense.

Dec 14, 2011 | 7:24 pm

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Originally Posted by piotrkol1

Anyone know how strict they are when it comes to ID-ing people? I was wondering if they are trained to spot fakes.

Yes, they are trained. And, if they catch you with one, they'll promptly turn you over to authorities. Unlike a store, or bar, you're captive in a plane.

Dec 30, 2011 | 8:10 pm

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Originally Posted by Stumblefoot

Yes, they are trained. And, if they catch you with one, they'll promptly turn you over to authorities. Unlike a store, or bar, you're captive in a plane.

Yeah, bad idea. I'm 21 but look like I'm 17 unless I've got three weeks of stubble. I've been carded consistently on flights since I turned 21, with the only exception being an AA flight where we were delayed by an hour and a half and the booze was gratis.

Apr 5, 2012 | 5:05 pm

runnigel

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Choose you Brew contest-
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Doesn't look good for a Oatmeal Stout

Apr 5, 2012 | 5:33 pm

piotrkol1

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Originally Posted by RSVP

If you even look questionable you're not going to get served.

A few years ago I was flying TPA-MKE on FL and this underage guy sitting next me told the flight attendant that his left his wallet/ID at the airport bar before he got on the plane - she fell for it and gave him the beer.