Is it worth bringing my own alcohol ?

[wrtiii]

"Is it worth it" is always the interesting question. You might - MIGHT - save a few dollars. But another way to rephrase this question is "Is it worth the few dollars I might save to do the shopping myself, repack the bottles for transport, lug it all around, and have it in my room instead of wherever I happen to be when I want a drink, plus miss the opportunity to sample local drinks I've never had or local variations of drinks I like?" My answer is obvious. To me, if you're doing extra work to save $50 on a $1500 or more vacation, it's clearly not worth it. YMMV, or as my Dad would put it, "to each his own."

[Bigtime]

I always buy two 1 ltr bottles at duty free they go in my carry on .
Two for 30$ Canadian is a steal to me . I usually gift one on arrival to my host or a local friend . 1ltre is enough for me for a week of drinks in my room when needed

[treewacker]

if you are coming from CANADA it way better to bring duty free, especially if you can carry it on.

[prat sista]

We are traveling with a group, therefore the booze order is quite large. For the second time I am using CPJ Market online. If you spend over $100 it is free delivery to Negril. There is a good selection of wine.

[original spanky]

like a lot of people on this thread we enjoy our wine. have learned the mega mart has a decent selection. any idea on the wine selection on the duty free once arrived in jamaica or even in the duty free in Charlotte. thanks

[JitterBug]

like a lot of people on this thread we enjoy our wine. have learned the mega mart has a decent selection. any idea on the wine selection on the duty free once arrived in jamaica or even in the duty free in Charlotte. thanks

i dont recall seeing wine there