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

T TikiReno Tiki Centralite Reno, Nevada Joined: Apr 02, 2006 Posts: 44	T TikiReno Posted posted on Mon, Jun 21, 2010 9:49 PM Dude - if you haven't decided already, I will forward the words of my cousin, who is an accomplished wine collector. "IT IS A BEVERAGE". Please treat it as such. However, if you will receive more vicarious pleasure from just looking at your sealed bottle, and admiring the liquid therein, the by all means, don't open. But consider the intended use of said bottle and BEVERAGE. As a former wine collector, I can't tell you how many fine bottles of wine I've had to pour down the drain because I wanted to "age" them (like I knew what I was doing...not!) You don't have a ton of money invested in this, so have fun and give it a try. If it's unbelievable, you have that story to tell. If it was rubbish, well, then it wasn't worth admiring all sealed up anyway!

Dude - if you haven't decided already, I will forward the words of my cousin, who is an accomplished wine collector. "IT IS A BEVERAGE". Please treat it as such. However, if you will receive more vicarious pleasure from just looking at your sealed bottle, and admiring the liquid therein, the by all means, don't open. But consider the intended use of said bottle and BEVERAGE.
As a former wine collector, I can't tell you how many fine bottles of wine I've had to pour down the drain because I wanted to "age" them (like I knew what I was doing...not!)
You don't have a ton of money invested in this, so have fun and give it a try. If it's unbelievable, you have that story to tell. If it was rubbish, well, then it wasn't worth admiring all sealed up anyway!

Post #538128 by TikiReno on Mon, Jun 21, 2010 9:49 PM