Depends on the bottle size. The little bottles they serve in airplanes. No problem.
The 40 liter bottle of wine that my long deceased father in law set aside for the wedding celebration of his daughter (my wife). That would be a problem if you needed several of those for 4 days.
Some people can handle the amount of wine in several "normal" sized bottles in several days if they are very large (Andre the Giant); but, most people cannot on a long term basis.
Sadly my father in law died long before I met and married his daughter. Worse yet that 40 L bottle of wine was in Ukraine and we got married in the USA. She did have a nice party with friends and relatives when she returned to Ukraine after getting her Green Card; and left the remainder to the other residents of her Condo building (she still owns the Condo - and is currently renting it out). Note that the "condo" used to be the USSR government supplied apartment for the family, and that "unit" was her childhood home. Those apartments were given to the occupants when the USSR broke up and became Condo's.
IIN that I bought 4 bottles of wine to last me 2-3 days at most?
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Depends on the bottle size. The little bottles they serve in airplanes. No problem.
The 40 liter bottle of wine that my long deceased father in law set aside for the wedding celebration of his daughter (my wife). That would be a problem if you needed several of those for 4 days.
Some people can handle the amount of wine in several "normal" sized bottles in several days if they are very large (Andre the Giant); but, most people cannot on a long term basis.
Sadly my father in law died long before I met and married his daughter. Worse yet that 40 L bottle of wine was in Ukraine and we got married in the USA. She did have a nice party with friends and relatives when she returned to Ukraine after getting her Green Card; and left the remainder to the other residents of her Condo building (she still owns the Condo - and is currently renting it out). Note that the "condo" used to be the USSR government supplied apartment for the family, and that "unit" was her childhood home. Those apartments were given to the occupants when the USSR broke up and became Condo's.
I wish you the best,