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krosen
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i have a bottle of Old Taylor bonded in 1942 which was opened several years ago but was not completely used. is it still good? <font color="green"> </font> wink.gif

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As far as I know, bourbon doesnt go "BAD", it may be oxidized and not taste very good (which I supposed you would only find out by tasting it) but it won't spoil.

TomC

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The stuff will not go bad. It has too much alcohol in it for any stray yeast to start a secondary fermentation as in wine. Evaporation over the years may alter the proof and the taste I suspect,but not to any significant degree.

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If your bottle has a cork--> Make sure you store it upright and not on its side like wine. It will deteriorate the cork and make your bourbon taste like such...

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