How much liquior can you bring back from cuba?

Question

What is the limit for bringing liquior from cuba to the uk?

Answer 1

Help me bring an oil tankers worth back please.

Answer 2

U.K. citizens returning from a non-E.U. country have a customs allowance of:

2 liters of still table wine; 1 liter of spirits or strong liqueurs (over 22% volume); or 2 liters of fortified wine, sparkling wine, or other liqueurs (over 22% volume)

Here is the rest of what you can bring back:

U.K. citizens returning from a non-E.U. country have a customs allowance of: 200 cigarettes; or 50 cigars; or 250 grams of smoking tobacco; 60cc (ml) perfume; 250cc (ml) of eau de toilette; and £145 worth of all other goods, including gifts and souvenirs. People under 17 cannot have the tobacco or alcohol allowance. For more information, contact HM Customs & Excise at tel. [phone] (from outside the U.K., 020/8929-0152), or consult their website at www.hmce.gov.uk.

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Answer 3

When travelling from a non-EU country (including the Canary Islands, the Channel

islands and Gibraltar) you can bring the following into the UK for your own use

without paying UK tax or duty:

200 cigarettes; or 100 cigarillos; or 50 cigars; or 250g of tobacco

60cc of perfume

2 litres of still table wine

250cc of eau de toilette

1 litre of spirits or strong liqueurs over 22 per cent volume; or 2

litres of fortified wine*, sparkling wine or other liqueurs *such as

port or sherry and

£145 worth of all other goods including gifts and souvenirs.

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Answer 4

1 litre. Shame, innit?

Answer 5

We brought 3 1.5ltr bottles wrapped in clothes in the suitcase and 3 1.5ltr bottles of Bacardi Gold in the hand luggage back no problems. Oh I forgot we had a few Cohiba as well

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