Whiskey Truck Tumbles on I-90 Without Spilling a Drop

A semi-truck carrying 10,000 bottles of Woodinville Whiskey overturned on a Washington highway but remarkably, none of the alcohol was lost.

The accident occurred early Friday morning on I-90 near North Bend when the truck, traveling too fast, veered off course and tipped over. Despite the crash, the bottles remained securely packaged and unbroken inside the trailer.

Semi-truck trailer tilted, 10,000 bottles of whiskey secured on pallets. — Officers noted the crates of whiskey appeared to be entirely intact, with no spills despite the truck’s rollover. Washington State Department of Transportation

Semi-truck carrying 10,000 bottles of whiskey tipped over on the road. — The semi was overturned across the highway, causing a 13-mile backup. Washington State Department of Transportation

Local authorities reported that, although the truck tipped over and left debris scattered across the two-lane road, there were no injuries. Photos showed the overturned truck with its cargo laid out along the road and the trailer pushed into nearby woods.

The incident resulted in a significant traffic delay, with a 13-mile backup on I-90, as cleanup and investigation took place.