I was always under the impression that liquor does not go bad... the older the better.
What's the real truth? I gave a friend some irish whiskey that I had laying around for about ten years and he said it was watery.
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I was always under the impression that liquor does not go bad... the older the better.
What's the real truth? I gave a friend some irish whiskey that I had laying around for about ten years and he said it was watery.
I'll have to ask someone who knows for sure, but I'm certain that there is a process to "aging" alcohol.
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If its been opened then you have to expect some loss of taste and colour over a long period if the drink has sugar and cream in it then it doesn't last forever for obvous reasons.
I would think after 10 years, it wouldn't be good anymore...
After ten years id have though that was pretty obvious especially if it hasn't been stoored correctly as I said above.
Whisky only ages when it's in the barrel, never in the bottle. This is a very common mis-conception. After 10 years I'm not surprised it tastes strange! Would you drink anything else that's been say around for 10 years? Lol!
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Originally Posted by wikipedia - whisky
Ok, now that everyone is done laughing at my stupidity, perhaps one of you could give me a constructive answer as to how long it is recommended that a bottle be kept before it is no longer considered consumable. There are no expiration dates, so how is one to know?
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