Leftovers

The only thing in the closet in my family is my uncle ... my 87 y/o mother did the same thing with my father's stash a few years ago.  Time only makes booze better.

When anyone says "sloe gin fizz," I am immediately transported to the '70s and the Brass Phoenix lounge! 

Bailey's Irish Creme, on the other hand, does NOT keep for 15 years in a cabinet, though the memory of the boyfriend who left it there won't die.

I mentioned this once before on PDD, but I still have my Brass Phoenix T-shirt.

Once at the Kom-On-Inn the owner broke out some
bourbon with tax stamps from 1952 (Old Taylor)
It was amazing, sadly she seemed to be using most of it to make whiskey cokes and such.

Have you ever had a "slow comfortable screw up against the wall"?

http://www.barschool.com/drink-recipes/sloe-comfortable-screw-up-against-the-wall

Parent with vermouth!?! You are now officially required and invited to a T57 weekly musical fellowship. We sit, enjoying each others fine company, quaffing snifters of sloe gin mixology.

Gaa!  Throw it all away.

Though I should love sloe gin, I had a massive teen bender on it, and I still can't go near it.  Same with Peppermint schnapps.

It's too old, though.  Pitch it.

We went through a phase of sloe gin mixed with Minute Maid Orange Soda. We worked at Subway at the time, so it was free. One night we were partying, and one guy in particular got really bad. He was drinking Bud Dry and Sloe Gin mixed together in his Subway Comeback Cup. Later that night he urinated in my parents' fridge.

Chris, you should submit that comment to a poetry magazine.

By the way, Paul, I think the label on that grenadine bottle corroborates your 1985 theory.

Barrett wins the internets this time.

I remember the night that Sussman Lawrence somehow got booked there and word about them playing immediately spread to the other clubs.