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In Reply to: Scotch Whiskey Questions posted by G Squared on August 16, 2024 at 06:37:15:
When I was at the Scotch Whisky Museum in Edinburgh, Scotland, there were hundreds of bottles of Scotch that were 100 years old or more. Many showed reduced levels due to evaporation through the cork over that much time, even though they were still sealed.
I doubt that the question is really whether or not it's still good to drink. I'm sure it is, but whether or not you want to is another question. I suspect that bottle of whisky is quite valuable, and unless you're really an avid Scotch lover you may find that it's worth more to you to sell it than to drink it.
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