Included, but only if they are in sealed glass, metal, or plastic bottles or cans in the following sizes:
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Beverages in sizes 3 liters or less
- Soda (carbonated/sparkling beverages)
- Beer and other malt beverages
- Water
- Kombucha
- Hard Seltzer
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Beverages in sizes from 4 ounces up to and including 1.5 liters
- Coffee/tea (even if they contain milk)
- Energy and sports drinks
- Fruit and vegetable juice (does not have to be 100%)
- Aloe vera juice
- Non‐alcohol wine
- Beverages containing marijuana or hemp
- Muscle Milk
- Coconut water
- Oral electrolyte replacements (such as Pedialyte)
- Beverages containing dairy milk or plant‐based milk if milk is
not listed as the first ingredient
- Ready‐to‐drink cocktail mixers, like margarita mix or Bloody Mary mix
- Crowlers
- Hard cider if 8.5% ABV or less
- Wine .05% ABV to 21% ABV in a can (Wine includes several categories including but not limited to: Table/Still, Sparkling/
Champagne, Fortified/Vermouth, Cider more than 8.5% ABV, Spritzers and Sake. A can is a cylindrical metal container and does not include glass or plastic.)
Generally, if you can pour it and drink it, it’s covered unless:
- It’s one of the specifically excluded beverages (distilled spirits, wine in a container other than a can, infant formula, liquid meal replacements, and beverages that list dairy milk or plant‐based milk as the first ingredient).
- It’s in a carton, foil pouch, drink box, or metal container that requires a tool to be opened.
- It’s outside the size ranges listed above.