Help me please I never stayed in a hostels and probable I will do!!!
Lawrence
I believe this is the result of the pressure inside the bottle being substantially higher than the pressure outside, and this pressure forces the cork out along with some wine (if the package was on its side). Once the bottles are on the ground (where the pressure inside the bottle is the same as the outside) the wine no longer seeps out, even if I violently shake the bottle.
But in movies (like “Transformer” and “Air Force One”) we see people walking around the luggage compartment of commerical passenger planes, implying that they are pressurized like the cabin.
My wine seeps and exhibits a protruding cork ONLY when shipped by air. I’ve never had this problem with bottles with Ground shipping.
Thanks for everyone’s help!
Vernon
I will be using TSA approved luggage locks.
Have you ever lost your luggage or got anything stolen from it?
What can I do to prevent this or protect myself in case my luggage gets lost/stolen?
Francis