Semi-truck transporting 10,000 bottles of whiskey tips over -- but doesn't spill a drop

They avoided a major party foul.

A semi-truck carrying 10,000 bottles of Woodinville Whiskey through Washington State tipped over on Friday morning — nary a drop spilled.

The Washington State Patrol reported that a loaded semi-truck was traveling excessively fast as it headed down I-90 near the town of North Bend around 7 a.m., according to KIRO.


Semi-truck trailer tilted, 10,000 bottles of whiskey secured on pallets.
Officers said though they got a little tipsy, the crates of whiskey appeared

to be entirely intact with not a drop spilled in the trailer. X/@wspd2pio

Photos showed the can of the truck truck laid out across the two lane road with the trailer jutting into the woods nearby.

Thankfully, there were no injuries, and photos showed that the packaged bundles of alcohol remained intact inside the overturned trailer, as noted by state police officers.


Semi-truck carrying 10,000 bottles of whiskey tipped over on the road.
The tipped over semi-truck caused a 13-mile back-up on I-90. Washington State Department of Transportation

The accident caused a 13-mile back-up on the I-90, according to police

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