Does Alcohol Go Bad, Stale or Expire?
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Hard alcohol is a preservative,
Hard alcohol is a preservative, right? Well, you'd be amazed to find out that a great pure alcohol, like a Reposado tequila can still go "off" even in a three to six month period of time. So...what does that mean to you?
It doesn't mean you're going to just be sick drinking your spirits, because it's not going to make you sick from any hidden microbes, but it may just taste a bit funny.
Now, a liqueur under 17% may get thicker, lose more alcohol and perhaps could create some level of bacteria as the alcohol evaporates and the sugar sits for extended periods of time. Now, it's tough for many microbes to live in a lot of sugar, but it could crystalize, get thicker than it started or gel up a bit.
In any case, maybe buying fresh bottles every now and again is a better idea?
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Common Man Cocktails, inspired by Derrick Schommer's intimidation when opening a cocktail book, is designed to show viewers how to create some of the most common cocktails to advanced crazy cocktails and to look back at the classics of yesterday. Derrick has learned as he goes and has been actively creating five recipes a week on the channel for over six years, lots of content to keep you entertained for hours!
CMC will teach you how to make some great cocktail designs, give you ideas for new cocktails and introduce you to the latest spirits, liqueurs, syrups, barware and bitters. If you're looking to become a cocktail enthusiast or need new ideas for your bartending trade, CMC is a great place to start.
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It doesn't mean you're going to just be sick drinking your spirits, because it's not going to make you sick from any hidden microbes, but it may just taste a bit funny.
Now, a liqueur under 17% may get thicker, lose more alcohol and perhaps could create some level of bacteria as the alcohol evaporates and the sugar sits for extended periods of time. Now, it's tough for many microbes to live in a lot of sugar, but it could crystalize, get thicker than it started or gel up a bit.
In any case, maybe buying fresh bottles every now and again is a better idea?
------
Support CMC: Patreon: cmc
Checkout our recipe E-Books: http://homecocktailmenu.com
ABOUT Common Man Cocktails (CMC)
Common Man Cocktails, inspired by Derrick Schommer's intimidation when opening a cocktail book, is designed to show viewers how to create some of the most common cocktails to advanced crazy cocktails and to look back at the classics of yesterday. Derrick has learned as he goes and has been actively creating five recipes a week on the channel for over six years, lots of content to keep you entertained for hours!
CMC will teach you how to make some great cocktail designs, give you ideas for new cocktails and introduce you to the latest spirits, liqueurs, syrups, barware and bitters. If you're looking to become a cocktail enthusiast or need new ideas for your bartending trade, CMC is a great place to start.
Subscribe to CMC Now: http://bit.ly/NKFUkE
Newsletter: http://everydaydrinkers.com/newsletter
For hundreds of recipes: http://everydaydrinkers.com
For barware, syrups and cocktail accessories: http://awesomedrinks.com
Produced by TrollSpank Studios, LLC.: http://trollspank.com
Drink Responsibly.
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