Sorry, based on personal experience, you'll get sick off of it...like vomiting sick,
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Old is not an exact term. Some spirits such as Scotch and Cognac are aged for years or decades before consumption, some liquors ar over a hundred years old before consumption. Unopened bottles of spirits in your grandpa's closet should be all right (Clos de Griffier Champagne Cognac 1738 is the oldest known) alcohol in glass doesn't age very much at all. If on the other hand, you mean finding a half consumed bottle of cheap booze that the party in the park left behind, it may be as much urine and street drugs as anything ans should be avoided.
Yep, since it's not necessary to consume liquor to live.
You will be able to get beer, wine, or liquor from these kinds of businesses. You will not be able to consume this liquor on the premises though.
That is the number of times it was ran through the still.
19th Ameendment
You become intoxicated if you over-consume.
People over the age of 21 who consume Alcohol.
You are still a minor, however, you have the ability to enter into contracts. You are still not able to vote, buy liquor or buy cigarettes.
Yes. Especially poor ones. In a recent study they proved that individuals who consume a greater than average amount if chicken are more likely to consume malt liquor. they proved this by going outside.
18 to serve and sell, 21 to pour and drink.
Yes, because you still need a liquor license to serve as well as sell.
Yes - the liquor still contains the same alcohol, it just has no carbon dioxide (which creates the bubbles) !!
You had to be age 21 in NC to buy liquor in 1987