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Old 01-05-2012, 09:57 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by 9lives
My old man bought me a 30yr old bottle of Suntori Premium Japanese Scotch on the 17th feb 1983- the day i was born. He intended to drink it with me on my 21st, due to his health issues at the time its wasnt possible.
Im now 28 and dad is going good again, he has the bottle cellared at home and the plans are to open it on my 30th. Bottled in 1952 it wil be just over 60 yr old. Cant wait for that one.

It will still only taste like whatever it tasted like in 1952.
A spirit doesnt age while it is in the bottle. It will only age in the timber vats.
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