sublimenal
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I want to send a growler of my homebrew to my buddy in Denmark, is it legal to ship it? Anyone ever have any experience with it?
shipping my homebrew overseas
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Legal? No.
But it happens.
Overseas is the chore. Pack it like an egg and mark it as an empty glass container.
But it happens.
Overseas is the chore. Pack it like an egg and mark it as an empty glass container.
MMTG
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USPS Priority mail Intl has fast service, Over package and cross your fingers. Bombers maybe easier than a growler. I send beer to my brother in Nova Scotia all the time 
RogerMcAllen
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USPS Priority mail Intl has fast service, Over package and cross your fingers. Bombers maybe easier than a growler. I send beer to my brother in Nova Scotia all the time
Growler caps don't really make a good seal, I'd also suggest bombers.
SeamusMac
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USPS Priority mail Intl has fast service, Over package and cross your fingers. Bombers maybe easier than a growler. I send beer to my brother in Nova Scotia all the time
I'll be sure to intercept that....
USPS Priority mail Intl has fast service, Over package and cross your fingers. Bombers maybe easier than a growler. I send beer to my brother in Nova Scotia all the time
Shipping alcohol via USPS is against the law so do be stealthy if using their services.
MattHollingsworth
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For me in Croatia, if I receive a *large* box of anything from overseas, customs will actually open it, inspect it and reseal it. If I were you, I'd try sending him a not so large box first to see if it gets through.
