Other spirits -- gin, vodka, brandy, various whiskeys, rum, tequila, etc. -- do not go bad.
One word about brandies: I was talking about authentic brandy (or Cognac), not the fruit-flavored stuff usually having a very high sugar content and relatively low alcohol content. It has been my experience that they oxidize over time, especially if the bottle's been opened. I'm talking YEARS, though, not months. They are still drinkable; they won't make you ill. But you may not enjoy the flavor; they have a strange "maderized" taste.
Stuff like Bailey's Irish Cream should be consumed pretty quickly, however. Even in the fridge, it doesn't last forever.
Wines don't have an expiration date, but few are age-worthy. Most are made to be drunk young. Unopened and stored properly, however, they have a long shelf life. Fine wines, particularly big, brawny reds, may improve with age as the tannins soften and other chemical changes take place. If stored improperly -- heat and light can be devastating -- wines quickly oxidize and break down.
although herbs can be used to flavour alcoholic drinks they (herbs) are deffinately not alcoholic drinks.
It was named after its creator, Dr. Malcom Pepper.
All normal good drinks are allowed for Muslim to drink except Alcoholic drinks. Alcoholic drinks are not allowed for Muslims to drink.
Gatorade and grape juice are non-alcoholic drinks. They begin with the letter g.
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fear of alcoholic drinks
Soft drinks are soda-based drinks which do not contain alcohol or its components... thus it is also called a non-alcoholic drink. Alcoholic drinks are alcohol-based drinks... also known as hard drinks.
It isn't necessary to decline alcoholic drinks unless a person is underage, pregnant, alcoholic, or on certain medications.
all alcoholic drinks contain ethanol
Alcoholic Soda Pops. Modern day drinks with fruity flavor. like lemonade or strawberry flavored alcoholic drinks. Alcoholic beverages (c. 5% alc) such as Barcadi Breezers.
vodka
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