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  1. Can someone tell me, bottles of Brandy & Whiskey for almost 3 decades, is it still " drinkable " Happened to do a thorough house cleaning and a few bottles left in the cabinets. It was all from my parents, and was wondering, can it still consume? Many thanks!
  2. OCTOBER 02, 2010 | {CATEGORY_NAME} Ability to Distinguish Whisky from Brandy This is the second part of a write up on a persons ability to distinguish one spirit from another. Part one was Malt vs Blended whisky and this part is brandy vs whiskey. In the first research paper it was concluded that an inexperienced whisky drinker could not distinguish between a single malt or blended scotch. Also, experienced whisky drinkers have a difficult time distinguishing the two types of scotch in a blind test. The experiment design led to some results being skewed because the experienced drinkers indicated
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