Should I drink this antique rum? - Tiki Drinks and Food

CAA Chip and Andy Member Corner table, Molokai Lounge, Mai-Kai. Joined: Jul 13, 2004 Posts: 2277	CAA Chip and Andy Posted posted on Mon, May 31, 2010 12:35 PM I agree with the good Doctor Z..... probably best not to open them. The Rum looks OK, but the top and seal don't look so good. The bottle is surprisingly full for it be as old as claimed. I have a couple of older/antique bottles, still corked, that are half empty (the loss is called the Angels Share) and they are only 30 or so years old. If you gotta try them, then do so very carefully. When opened if they smell even slightly off I would pass. Good Old Montazuma and that revenge he is always working could seem like a day at the park by comparison.

I agree with the good Doctor Z..... probably best not to open them.

The Rum looks OK, but the top and seal don't look so good. The bottle is surprisingly full for it be as old as claimed. I have a couple of older/antique bottles, still corked, that are half empty (the loss is called the Angels Share) and they are only 30 or so years old.

If you gotta try them, then do so very carefully. When opened if they smell even slightly off I would pass. Good Old Montazuma and that revenge he is always working could seem like a day at the park by comparison.

Post #533318 by Chip and Andy on Mon, May 31, 2010 12:35 PM