We're flying from Newark on Continental to Copenhagen and then going on cruise. We like to have a drink in our room before dinner. Is it best to bring gin/scotch with us, buy at Newark Airport, on Continental plane or in Copenhagen?
Posted by
Bloomington, IL, USA
9371 posts
If you bring it with you (unless you buy at the airport duty free) it will have to be in your checked luggage. Do you want to risk something breaking all over your clothes for the trip? Either buy at the duty free or once you reach Copenhagen.
Posted by
OP
Hamilton, U.S.A.
2 posts
Many thanks for your suggestion to buy at Duty Free or Copenhagen--it makes sense!
Posted by
Ottawa, Canada
4555 posts
Don't buy it in Copenhagen....taxes make the prices much much higher than in the states.
Posted by
Lakewood, Colorado
19242 posts
Last time I was in Germany, I went to the local market and "scouted" out the prices.
Granola was €2/kg, less than $1 per pound.
Beer was €0,29 for a half liter bottle.
And, Scotch was much less than over here. Seems to me it was less than $12 for a liter bottle.
Posted by
Ottawa, Canada
4555 posts
Yes, Germany's prices are pretty good....unfortunately, Denmark charges much more tax on their liquor products. They're the sixth most expensive country for alcohol out of the 27 European Union members....Germany is 22nd.