How long does an opened bottle of liquer last?

And I don't mean however long it takes to drink it. lol

Does it last a month, six months, a year, three years?

Most have an expiry dates on the caps or somewhere on the bottle...

Are you serious?

Really.... Is this a question you want answered here?

Do you keep it in a nice cold place? If that's the case it can last for years. But in room temperature areas. Only a few months.

A liqueur?

How long does Irish Cream last

Each bottle should have a —best by?? date on the label and that's a pretty good starting point. In most cases irish cream, provided the bottle is unopened, should be fine for at least two years after bottling. Of course it won't go bad a day or two after that date, but the longer you store it, the worse its quality will be. And, eventually, it will go bad. It's difficult to determine how long it can be stored before going bad, because it depends on both storing conditions and the liqueur itself. Just remember that it should be drunk early, as its quality slowly deteriorates over time. After opening the bottle, it's said that the alcohol should be fine for about half a year, maybe a little longer. Of course if you won't refrigerate it, in most cases it will go bad before the half-year mark.
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If you meant Liquor

How To Deal With An Opened Bottle Of Whiskey

As long as the whiskey stays unopened and is stored properly, it's won't go bad for long years. Once it's opened, it's exposed to oxygen, which also causes some changes in taste. While the bottle has a high level of whiskey, the oxygen isn't an issue. It probably won't change the taste in years. When the level of the liquid gets lower, the pace at which the taste alters rises. There are, however, some ways to avoid the oxidation problem. The easiest way is to pour the alcohol in smaller bottles, so there isn't much room for air in the bottle. Another way is to utilize marbles — you can push up the volume of the alcohol using them.

Doesitgobad.com LINK.

Ahh

I didn't realize this was the Man Cave.

You should specify in the title--

Dear Neanderthals, or something.

*skates swiftly back to climate-controlled powder estate*

Posted by Montgomery
A liqueur?

How long does Irish Cream last

Each bottle should have a —best by?? date on the label and that's a pretty good starting point. In most cases irish cream, provided the bottle is unopened, should be fine for at least two years after bottling. Of course it won't go bad a day or two after that date, but the longer you store it, the worse its quality will be. And, eventually, it will go bad. It's difficult to determine how long it can be stored before going bad, because it depends on both storing conditions and the liqueur itself. Just remember that it should be drunk early, as its quality slowly deteriorates over time. After opening the bottle, it's said that the alcohol should be fine for about half a year, maybe a little longer. Of course if you won't refrigerate it, in most cases it will go bad before the half-year mark.
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If you meant Liquor

How To Deal With An Opened Bottle Of Whiskey

As long as the whiskey stays unopened and is stored properly, it's won't go bad for long years. Once it's opened, it's exposed to oxygen, which also causes some changes in taste. While the bottle has a high level of whiskey, the oxygen isn't an issue. It probably won't change the taste in years. When the level of the liquid gets lower, the pace at which the taste alters rises. There are, however, some ways to avoid the oxidation problem. The easiest way is to pour the alcohol in smaller bottles, so there isn't much room for air in the bottle. Another way is to utilize marbles — you can push up the volume of the alcohol using them.

Doesitgobad.com LINK.

Both actually.

Posted by Montgomery
Ahh

I didn't realize this was the Man Cave.

You should specify in the title--

Dear Neanderthals, or something.

*skates swiftly back to climate-controlled powder estate*

Lol!

Thanks for answering though.

Posted by miamivirgo
Are you serious?

Really.... Is this a question you want answered here?

Why not? There are a lot of people here who bartend or have bartended before.

Sorry, couldn't tell ya... the bottles are usually empty within a few nights 😄

smh.... delegating your google searches.

Posted by Astrobyn
smh.... delegating your google searches.

Can't get many personal experiences from google.

Wines and beers go off pretty quick.

Distilled alcohol apart from change in taste and colour can pretty much last forever. Try it out. Buy a bottle of rum today, crack it open and drink it in 30 years.

We never worry about expiration, the bottle's empty within 2-3 days.

I'm Korean, he's Russian, don't blame us!! 😱

White liquor aside from gin? Lasts a very long time.
Colored liquors like whiskey and scotch-better to leave the bottle untouched. They'll also last a long time, but aging without the oxidation keeps the flavor intact.

Posted by truecap

Posted by Montgomery
Ahh

I didn't realize this was the Man Cave.

You should specify in the title--

Dear Neanderthals, or something.

*skates swiftly back to climate-controlled powder estate*

Lol!

Thanks for answering though.

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You're welcome. 🙂