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The value today is only about $30.00. (Around $80.00 less than it cost in 1977)
It will never go bad. Once opened the flavor may deteriorate or change. Also the alcohol will evaporate. Even if it tastes funky it will not be bad, per se.
No, it opened in U.S. theatres on February 10, 2002. The DVD was released on June 6, 2004.
All whiskeys are kosher (for year round use, not for Passover) In previous versions of this answer, someone stated that Whiskey must be "mevushal". Mevushal (a cooking process) is a special process for wine only, not other liquors. Wine which has been cooked may be handled by non-Jews, and wine which has not been made "mevushal" must not be handled by non-Jews once opened. In terms of what is required for whiskey to be kosher, Whiskey, like other forms of alcohol, follow a simple rule: the process must not include contact with treif (non-knosher food) and may be opened, drunk and served by Jews and non-Jews alike.
If it's unopened, kept cool, and out of the sun, almost forever. If it's opened, you still got at least five years.
The LeRoy Neiman commemorative decanters of Satinwood blended whiskey from 1979 came in three versions - basketball, baseball, and football. All three, in mint condition, never opened, and sold together may be worth $500-$700. For one of the three, the value is probably closer to around $100.
If the bottle is unopened, kept cool, and out of the sun, it will last a lifetime. If it's been opened, it will still be good for at least five years.
The answer is deliciousness. I just opened a bottle of 1974 and it's like candy going down.
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Opened 1960 (Opened 1980 as a Theme park).
The correct spelling is "opened".