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Reddit mentions of Wine Bottle Protector Travel Transport Wine Bags, Inflatable Air Packaging Bag Travel Transport Air Filled Column Leakproof Cushioning with Pump, 10 Pack
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Available the max wine bottle size:13 * 3 in. Include 1 pump,10 wine bottle protector bag.Easy to store and use. Inflatable takes 10 seconds.Have 2 layer nylon, full package design, shock and moisture. Can avoid breakage, deformation, polluted, etc.The bottle protector will fully protect your wine bottle or any other fragile items, the air columns are all independent, one broke will not have any impact on other columns and the package won't leak, so it reduces the break risk to the most extent.The best way to protect wine bottle. Protect wine & spirits, olive oil, gourmet treats, breakable keepsakes, perfumes, camera lenses, medications and more by using our bottle protector bags when travel time and parcel delivery.
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My wife and I went to Feis Ile last year, and brought 10 Liters (14 bottles) home to the US, with no issues. One important side note: In the UK, scotch bottles are only 700mL, not the US standard of 750mL, which means you can legally bring home 7 bottles each, not just 6.
We planned ahead and brought an extra piece of luggage and some inflatable wine bottle protectors I bought on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0778KC1ZC
The bottle bags fit every scotch bottle, except for the short/wide Kilchoman bottles. I kept the Kilchoman bottles in their cardboard boxes, wrapped the boxes with clothes, and placed those bottles as close to the center of the luggage as possible. The bottles in the inflatable bags were also wrapped with clothes for added protection.
We divided the 14 bottles amongst our three pieces of luggage, and only the largest of the bags (with 7 bottles in it) earned a special "HEAVY BAG" sticker to warn the luggage throwers at the Glasgow Airport.
Every bottle made it home intact.
In regards to shipping scotch home, I know for a fact (because I asked) that Royal Mail will not ship scotch back to the US. It has something to do with US Customs and import duties. I overheard a conversation on Ardbeg Day about a company that was shipping bottles back to the US during Feis, but I don't know if it was true, and I didn't look into it.