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55 year old Seagram's V.O.?
Posted in Beer, Wine & Spirits | Asked by joinme4c... | 2012-02-12 11:36:24 | (4) answers
I have a bottle of Seagram's V.O. still sealed and it has a date on the cap of 1955. It this still drinkable and if so how long will it be good. I was born in 1955 and always thought it would be great if people drank it at my funeral. Is that morose?
by StanS 2012-02-23 02:36:34
Whiskey does not change - age or get any better - in the bottle.It should be just as it was when new.Of course, Seagrams is a not-very-good blended whiskey. I'd really prefer a good single malt. If I was to want a good whiskey served at my funeral, Macallan 1950 / 52 Year Old would be a good choice. But no one I know could afford it. Glenfiddich (15 Year Old) would be real nice.
by robert a 2012-02-21 03:36:37
Morose? Absolutely not. That you would be so considerate even in death is phenomenal.
by robert a 2012-02-19 14:36:28
Morose? Absolutely not. That you would be so considerate even in death is phenomenal.
by StanS 2012-02-17 00:36:38
Whiskey does not change - age or get any better - in the bottle.It should be just as it was when new.Of course, Seagrams is a not-very-good blended whiskey. I'd really prefer a good single malt. If I was to want a good whiskey served at my funeral, Macallan 1950 / 52 Year Old would be a good choice. But no one I know could afford it. Glenfiddich (15 Year Old) would be real nice.