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"Alcohol Use-By Dates..."

Do they mean anything? I've just found some really lovely looking cider in the larder with a use-by date in 1998... drinkable?

Cider was my first bad drink experience! Before that, it was the odd sip of mum's wine or something. Cider was the first full-on drinking session I ever had and boy, was it nasty. But it was mixed with other stuff so that's probably why. Still not having it ever again though.
I remember climbing into the bath because it was a comfort, God knows why. Puked in it then fell asleep. Then remember waking up in bed by friend to be told I was hitting her in the head.. and waking up again after an awful dream thinking she was my boyfriend. Drink makes bad dreams. :(
Hangover was dreadful. Never again with the Cider.

Yes

Though, he probably presumed this and therefore left the cider.
What if Mr. Skank had died? EH?

Delicious... seriously?

I ate too many Wethers Originals once... never again.

SHEEPY wrote:
> Yeah, good point.
>
> Did Jeeves not date check the cellar?
> Sack his ass.

Doesn't a lot of alcohol just mature? Like wine gets better... shouldn't other stuff? Older date = vintage right?

Tphi wrote:
> Paradox: wrote:
> Scrumpy yes, cheapy stuff nope.
>
> I've been put off it all by a nasty run in with some White Lightning
> a few years back :(

My first bad-drunk experience was on beer I think, but it didn't put me off.

Yeah, good point.

Did Jeeves not date check the cellar?
Sack his ass.

Paradox: wrote:
> Scrumpy yes, cheapy stuff nope.

I've been put off it all by a nasty run in with some White Lightning a few years back :(

theyre posh twunts.

What's all this talk of larders and cellars?