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Bottles of Malibu etc
whizzing
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I have found two bottles of Malibu (half full) and a bottle of Port (opened but full). Are they like spirits? Can you keep them for years? I also have a cream liquer but think it needs binning. It has been opened for nine months?
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I have found two bottles of Malibu (half full) and a bottle of Port (opened but full). Are they like spirits? Can you keep them for years? I also have a cream liquer but think it needs binning. It has been opened for nine months?
I think most alcohol lasts(but if they have anything like cream in the bottle)it may be safer to sadly bin it but wait and see what other posters say who know more about these things I have some Bailey's past the date(open and unopened)and have wondered whether it can be used.
I have drank alcohol well past it's date before and it tasted fine."A government afraid of its citizens is a Democracy. Citizens afraid of government is tyranny!" ~Thomas Jefferson
"Your assumptions are your windows on the world. Scrub them off every once in a while, or the light won't come in" ~ Alan Alda0 -
Decided to bin the cream liquer. Was an expensive present so I will be more careful the next one I get to drink it all !!!. Kept the malibu - someone said it could be treated as a spirit and kept. The port is also likely to go down the sink. It seemingly only lasts for weeks !!!0
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