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suicideking said:
My wife's uncle gave me a 50yo bottle of Canadian Club a few years ago. Drinking that one slowly, very tasty.

He stopped by the other day (I wasn't there) and left a similar aged bottle of Seagram's 7. Though this one is in a plastic bottle and I think it's unopened. Just checking if it's safe to drink from a plastic bottle that old. I'm not a big drinker and never really tried Seagram's 7 much. Pretty sure it mixes well with 7up, but not sure what else it goes well with. Probably leave it out during my Poker game this weekend.
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It should be fine to drink. Age won’t change much in glass or plastic. Unless it’s been left out in sunlight. That can ruin it for sure.
 
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This.

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While I finish cooking this for Friday night dinner.

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PS the painted nails are my wife’s, not mine or @Zorba
 
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suicideking said:
My wife's uncle gave me a 50yo bottle of Canadian Club a few years ago. Drinking that one slowly, very tasty.

He stopped by the other day (I wasn't there) and left a similar aged bottle of Seagram's 7. Though this one is in a plastic bottle and I think it's unopened. Just checking if it's safe to drink from a plastic bottle that old. I'm not a big drinker and never really tried Seagram's 7 much. Pretty sure it mixes well with 7up, but not sure what else it goes well with. Probably leave it out during my Poker game this weekend.
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I have a bottle of seagrams VO from 1983, was my grandfather’s. Just opened it last year at a small family get together and had a drink of it with his great grandchildren. I don’t recall it being to good but maybe never was, I have had it in a dark cabinet since I got it. We are gathering tomorrow too, will break it out again. Sentimental for sure, thanks for the reminder.
 
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2001slvrstntj said:
I have a bottle of seagrams VO from 1983, was my grandfather’s. Just opened it last year at a small family get together and had a drink of it with his great grandchildren. I don’t recall it being to good but maybe never was, I have had it in a dark cabinet since I got it. We are gathering tomorrow too, will break it out again. Sentimental for sure, thanks for the reminder.
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I don't recall anyone, ever drinking Seagrams 7 straight. I've always known it as a mixer. With 7up it's a '7&7'.

I'll have to figure out how old this bottle is.
 
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suicideking said:
I don't recall anyone, ever drinking Seagrams 7 straight. I've always known it as a mixer. With 7up it's a '7&7'.

I'll have to figure out how old this bottle is.
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Agree, grandfather called it a “highball” bourbon or whiskey and ginger ale or 7-up if I recall right.
 
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It's VERY good, but depending on the price of admission might be a pass (not like I'm ever going to find one anyway)
Kinda falls in between the full proof and the 107 in flavor
 
suicideking said:
My wife's uncle gave me a 50yo bottle of Canadian Club a few years ago. Drinking that one slowly, very tasty.

He stopped by the other day (I wasn't there) and left a similar aged bottle of Seagram's 7. Though this one is in a plastic bottle and I think it's unopened. Just checking if it's safe to drink from a plastic bottle that old. I'm not a big drinker and never really tried Seagram's 7 much. Pretty sure it mixes well with 7up, but not sure what else it goes well with. Probably leave it out during my Poker game this weekend.
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Aging stops once it’s bottled, so a 50 year old bottle would be similar to a fresh bottle assuming good storage conditions.
 
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