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Beverage Menu Spring 2019 Sips and Smiles Served Daily Beverage Menu Spring 2019 Sips and smiles served daily. Toast to takeoff with a fun cocktail or enjoy our complimentary drinks and snacks. Jules C. Featured cocktail: ® ® Bacardi Rum & Coke A classic, whether it’s on the rocks or in the clouds. Let’s mix it up. Pricing listed below. Grapefruit Vodka Bourbon and Ginger and Cran Apple Margarita Rum-rita Featured seasonal beer Leinenkugel’s Summer Shandy® “Sunny and refreshing, just like summer.” —Alphonso T. It’s your lucky day! We’re celebrating Mar you this St. Patrick’s Day. Enjoy a free beer, 17 wine, or cocktail. These drinks are on us. Canada Dry® Lemon Lime Mr & Mrs T® Margarita Mix Community® Tea Sparkling Water Mr & Mrs T® Bloody Mary Mix Community® Coffee Seagram’s® Ginger Ale Hot Chocolate Community® Decaf Instant Coffee ® Seagram’s Tonic Water Motts® Tomato Juice Regular creamer available. Seagram’s® Seltzer Water Munch on complimentary snacks on every flight. To view and print your inflight beverage receipt, please visit: Southwest.com/BeverageReceipts. Bloody Mary Tequila and OJ Vodka and Cran Apple Mimosa Jack and Coke® Cruset and Cran Apple Gin and Tonic Bourbon and 7UP® Beer, Wine, and Spirits* Purchase with a credit card or valid Rapid Rewards® and Southwest Airlines® Business Select® drink coupons. Beer $6-$7 Miller Lite® $6 Blue Moon® $7 Dos Equis Special Leinenkugel’s Summer Shandy® $7 Lager $6 Lagunitas 12th of Never Ale $7 Wine $6 Carmenet® Cabernet Sauvignon Mossel Bay Chenin Blanc Chardonnay Cruset Brut Sparkling Wine Spirits $7 Dewar’s® Scotch Baileys® Irish Cream Jack Daniel’s® Sauza® Gold Tequila Wild Turkey® Deep Eddy® Ruby Red Tanqueray® Gin Grapefruit Vodka Bacardi® Rum Deep Eddy® Vodka *Alcohol purchased onboard must be consumed onboard. You must be 21 years or older to drink alcoholic beverages. According to the U.S. Surgeon General, women who are pregnant or who may become pregnant should not drink alcoholic beverages because of the risk of birth defects. Images of the alcoholic beverage product do not reflect how it is actually served. Customer will not receive a beverage with a cap. In accordance with FAA regulations, Customers are prohibited from consuming alcoholic beverages onboard that are not served by Southwest Airlines. All Business Select fare drink coupons are valid on the day of travel only. Earn more points. Get away sooner. With Rapid Rewards®, you always know where you stand. Points you earn are points you can use at any time, on any flight, to any of our 90+ destinations, including Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean. Unlimited reward seats No blackout dates Points that don’t expire* Sign up for free at Southwest.com/guide. *Points don’t expire as long as you have flight-earning or partner-earning activity at least once every 24 months. All Rapid Rewards rules and regulations apply and can be found at Southwest.com/rrterms. ©2019 Southwest Airlines® Co. Exclusive Inflight Entertainment Portal offer! Earn 50,000 points after you spend $2,000 on purchases in the first three months your account is open.** Perks of going Priority: 7,500 anniversary 4 Upgraded $75 Southwest® 20% back points each year Boardings annual travel on inflight per year when credit purchases available Ber A. $149 annual fee Visit our InflightInfl ight Entertainment Portal at Southwestwifi .com to learn more about this exclusive 50,000 point offer. **50,000 point offer is exclusive to the Southwest Inflight Entertainment Portal and airport kiosks (where available) and is subject to change. See Southwestwifi.com and click the Southwest Rapid Rewards® Credit Card link for offer details. APRs are based on creditworthiness. Purchase and balance transfer APR is 18.24%–25.24% variable. Cash advances APR is 27.24% variable. Variable APRs change with the market based on the Prime Rate, which was 5.50% on 12/26/2018. Annual fee: $149. Minimum Interest Charge: None. Balance Transfer Fee: 5% of the amount of each transaction, but not less than $5. Cash Advance Fee: 5% of the amount of each advance, but not less than $10. Foreign Transaction Fee: None. Credit cards are issued by Chase Bank USA, N.A. Subject to credit approval. To learn more about the Rapid Rewards® Priority Credit Card and to obtain additional information on the current rates and fees and information on any changes to the rates and fees after the date above, please visit Southwest.com.® You must have a valid permanent home address within the 50 United States or the District of Columbia. Restrictions and limitations apply. See Southwestwifi.com and click the Southwest Rapid Rewards® Credit Card link for offer details. To learn more about the Rapid Rewards Priority Credit Card, visit Southwest.com. All Southwest Rapid Rewards Program Rules and Regulations apply; please visit Southwest.com/rrterms. ©2019 Southwest Airlines Co. All rights reserved. .
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