booze cruise

British  

noun

1. informal  a day trip to a foreign country, esp from England across the English Channel to France, for the purposes of buying cheap alcohol, cigarettes, etc

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Example Sentences

“I was thinking it was a booze cruise, but I haven’t seen a whole lot of that. I haven’t seen a single fight. I’ve seen people laughing and hugging and rocking out to the music. I’ve just seen a lot of joyousness.”

From Los Angeles Times

Or the fact that Ted Sarandos proposed to his wife, Nicole, on a “touristy booze cruise” under Fourth of July fireworks right in front of where we were sitting on the Georgetown waterfront in Washington.

From New York Times

Republicans have accused them of treating the exile as a vacation or booze cruise.

From Washington Post

It represented the wedding proposal, which took place on a sunset “booze cruise” in Hawaii, as well as the scuttled honeymoon plans.

From Washington Post

And the time they were shopped for a booze cruise to a wealthy suite-holder.

From Washington Post