Wine Not Take Me Home
Wine Not Take Me Home is a final night event where you can use leftover Bar Tab or Sailor Loot to purchase premium wines to take home.
Virgin Voyages has introduced a clever way for travelers to make the most of any remaining Sailor Loot or Bar Tab at the end of their sailing — a wine sales event known as Wine Not Take Me Home. Sometimes listed as Wine Not Bring Me Home, this event offers the chance to purchase bottles from Virgin Voyages’ award-winning wine collection to take home.
When and Where
This relaxed event usually takes place at 7pm on the last night of the voyage in the Grounds Club on Deck 7. It’s a non-ticketed gathering, so sailors can simply drop by and explore the offerings at their leisure.
What to Expect
Led by Virgin’s sommelier team, Wine Not Take Me Home showcases hand-selected bottles from the cruise line’s Wine Spectator awarded wine list. It’s an ideal opportunity for those who may have unused Bar Tab or Sailor Loot and want to bring something home that extends the cruise experience.
Purchases made during the event are conveniently delivered to your cabin on the final night, making the process easy and seamless.
Note: The ability to use Bar Tab for this event may be changed at any time.
Standout Bottles
The selection may vary, but some standout bottles featured on recent menus include:
- Krug Brut Champagne
- Moët & Chandon Ice Rosé
- Chardonnay from Duckhorn or Newton Unfiltered
- Cabernet Sauvignon from Opus One or Shafer One Point Five
- Pinot Noir from Flowers Winery or Louis Jadot
- Ornellaia, Tenuta dell’Ornellaia
- Amarone della Valpolicella, Bertani
- Shiraz, Penfolds Grange
- Fonseca Vintage Port 2012
From Napa Valley to Burgundy to Priorat, the wine list spans globally recognized regions and premium producers.
View the Full Menu
To see the full list of recent available wines, champagnes and pricing, view the complete menu:
Things to Know
- You must be at least of drinking age to purchase.
- Purchased wine is delivered directly to your cabin on the last evening of the cruise.
- Bottles will remain sealed unlike ordering at a bar.
- Menus can change at any time depending on stock.
- Pricing is equivalent to bar pricing in many cases.
