There will be a mini-fridge in your room....so you can stop at a local store and stock it with beer, wine and mixer to go with duty free shop liquor purchases at your US gateway departure airport.

They will also sell you a bottle of anything they stock for the bars at close to wholesale price.

I'm pretty sure you can bring up to a liter of spirits and two bottles of wine to Bemruda, per person. You can save money by bringing your own. We brought some whickey with us, but did buy some Goslings Dark Rum. A 75ml bottle at the grocery store was around $22. Prices vary from store to store, though.

>>> you can bring up to a liter of spirits and two bottles of wine to Bemruda, per person.<<<

Bermuda's HM Customs allows each visitor to bring in one(1) litre of spirits and one(1) litre of wine as part of their Duty Free Allowance...but inspectors usually don't quibble over an extra bottle or two beyond the allowance.

As an example, a litre of BACARDI Light Rum will run approx. $14 at a US departure airport Duty Free Shop...as opposed to approx. $21-$25 at a liquor store in Bermuda.

If you think that Coca Cola tastes '..different..' on Bermuda; it's not your palate playing tricks on you. Coke is 'different' on Bermuda. The local Coca Cola bottler, John Barritt & Sons--Barritt's Ginger Beer) on Bermuda is allowed to use pure cane sugar syrup as the sweetener...while bottlers in the US use high fructose corn syrup as the sweetener.

HM CUSTOMS DUTY FREE ALLOWANCES--

http://tinyurl.com/585djw

Thanks a bunch everyone!