Duty free purchases on Ryanair flight

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AndroidMan

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I am flying to London on Ryanair and I heard from a friend that was on another flightto a different non EU countty that they sold 1ltr of the likes of Smirnoff, Gordons and Jamesons for €14.
This is a good price and cheaper than the duty free shops in Dublin airport.
Do they sell these on the flights to London as well?
 

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Duty-free allowances when travelling from outside the EU
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Still showing as 1L here unless I am missing something.
Just quickly checked as I am travelling to the UK in a couple of weeks.
 
Nutso said:
Still showing as 1L here unless I am missing something.
Just quickly checked as I am travelling to the UK in a couple of weeks.
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They may be talking about the volume you're allowed to bring into the UK ('flight to London' was mentioned) and so UK import limits will apply.
 
It is a glass bottle and you wont get a carrier bag or plastic sleeve from them so be prepared.... and heavy too for the long walk.
 
My experience, pre-Covid, when flying from the Canaries with Ryanair was that they were always sold out. I never managed to get the cheap Jameson!
 
AndroidMan said:
Where is this stated? Seems contradicting responses here.
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See here:
Alcohol allowance
How much you can bring depends on the type of alcohol. You can bring in:
  • beer - 42 litres
  • wine (still) - 18 litres
You can also bring in either:
  • spirits and other liquors over 22% alcohol - 4 litres
  • sparkling wine, fortified wine (for example port, sherry) and other alcoholic drinks up to 22% alcohol (not including beer or still wine) - 9 litres
You can split this last allowance, for example you could bring 4.5 litres of fortified wine and 2 litres of spirits (both half of your allowance).
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