Whether it's a nip of whiskey, vodka, rum, or another spirit, as long as it adheres to the size limit and is properly packed, you can bring it through TSA security. Cheers! Wait — not so fast.

Vodka is rarely the first drink you want to see in the a.m. — unless you're making Bloody Marys. Otherwise, it's not quite a Christmas morning tradition in most households. 22.

Nips refer to any type of "airplane bottles," "miniatures," and "mini liquor bottles," so keep this in mind when you're looking at specific airliner's rules.

A Senita man was arrested Friday afternoon after allegedly attempting to boost a dozen mini liquor bottles from Fry’s Marketplace on John Wayne Parkway. He stuck around long enough to […] ...

Mini wine bottles are easy to transport around. Sometimes, you might want to go on a solo trip, and this is where they come in. These are much easier than having to bring a whole bottle that takes ...

Unflavored vodka was at the top of the list in 52 counties. The remaining 15 opted for American Whiskey. The most popular spirit in Pennsylvania was Fireball Cinnamon Whiskey, selling $4.5 million ...

Mini-bottles are not illegal in Utah, but efforts to allow for their sale have failed in the past. Earlier this year, the Utah State Legislature signaled it would stay out of the matter and ...

ABSOLUT Vodka has made a huge change to its bottles at a major supermarket. The brand is switching up its packaging and has launched a paper bottle in an effort to be more environmentally-frie… ...