Would you drink expired Beer?
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lol. my pops is a NON beer drinker. So there's been a 12pack of budweiser in his fridge since lord knows how long. The other week im kickin it over there cuz he had a get2gether and he offers someone 1 of those beers. I told homie it probably wasnt safe to drink. the to drink by date was 2002! he sipped it cautiously over about 30minutes.. nothin happened
drink that shit mane
kinda funny story
i been to the budweiser brewery in st louis about three times
they take you on a little tour and shit
then at the end you get to try some free beer
but one time about five years ago in the area you can drink samples
they asked if anyone wanted to be "honarary brew masters" and try some "special beer"
so i raised my hand and got chose, along with a couple ladies
anyways make a long story short they gave me this beer to drink, and after drinking it i thought it was some kind of new more potent beer bud wes puttin out, i come to find out it was some beer stored to simulate some beer that was like 4 years old.
i liked that shit but the ladies didnt really feel it.
so with that i recommend drinking it.
kinda funny story
i been to the budweiser brewery in st louis about three times
they take you on a little tour and shit
then at the end you get to try some free beer
but one time about five years ago in the area you can drink samples
they asked if anyone wanted to be "honarary brew masters" and try some "special beer"
so i raised my hand and got chose, along with a couple ladies
anyways make a long story short they gave me this beer to drink, and after drinking it i thought it was some kind of new more potent beer bud wes puttin out, i come to find out it was some beer stored to simulate some beer that was like 4 years old.
i liked that shit but the ladies didnt really feel it.
so with that i recommend drinking it.
Actually, that's not true. The common misconception is that the older the wine, the better, and the more people will pay for it. True, there are vintage wines that have a hefty price tag, but some ''old'' wines are just that; OLD. Your whites, ie. chardonnay's, tend to 'turn', or go bad, after a small number of years (3-6). Then you're stuck with a bottle of vinegar.
Also, even, for example, a vintage red, such as a Cabernet Sauvignon, can go bad prematurely if the cork is bad, or the bottle is not stored correctly.
So, in other words, if someone's holding on to an old bottle of wine because they're gonna cash in when it's 20 years old...most likely you can use it to cook with tonight. Bon Apetit.
Also, even, for example, a vintage red, such as a Cabernet Sauvignon, can go bad prematurely if the cork is bad, or the bottle is not stored correctly.
So, in other words, if someone's holding on to an old bottle of wine because they're gonna cash in when it's 20 years old...most likely you can use it to cook with tonight. Bon Apetit.