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As others have said, whiskey doesn't really go "bad", the taste just changes.
Reminds me of someone who was asking on another forum whether an opened bottle of Jim Beam from 1970something would taste better due to its age... Remember folks, once it's bottled, it doesn't "age". It just gets old.
If you don't open it, it will last a long long time. Hence the 30 year old scotch and so on. Once its opened you have a couple years or so depending on what it is.
The age on the label refers to how long it was in a barrel before it was bottled. The aging process stops when it is bottled.
And as previously mentioned, it can keep indefinitely in the bottle when stored correctly.
i have 8 PM classic rareblend of indian whisky & schotch whisky packed bottle maf. date 08/2004 but some unwanted parasitical are generated in the packed bottle. where i can complaint or what i should do?
Whiskey can go stale and contrary to wine, stops aging the minute it is bottled
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