This is what an 18yr old 40oz Beer looks like - St. Ides - Happy New Year 1995

[truthsayer]

While it will taste like shit, as long as it was not previously opened. It's not going to hurt you. What you are seeing at the bottom is the breakdown of proteins and oxidation. But hell Steve that would make a good contest, to see how little it would take for a member to drink it.

[David Bailey]

Averge "SHELF LIFE" of a beer is about 6 months. That beer has got more skunk than Peppy LePew

[S15_Silvia]

While it will taste like shit, as long as it was not previously opened. It's not going to hurt you. What you are seeing at the bottom is the breakdown of proteins and oxidation. But hell Steve that would make a good contest, to see how little it would take for a member to drink it.

I don't think he'd want that liability

[kl0wn]

I am mostly curious as to why the beer was not drank when it was bought?! Beer doesn't last long 'round here.. Hahahaha

[Brandonbkd]

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[S15_Silvia]

I am mostly curious as to why the beer was not drank when it was bought?! Beer doesn't last long 'round here.. Hahahaha

Because Steve and Pac were too busy whipping around that old Honda! Haha I'm done for the night, though Steve is probably more likely than any of us to have spent new year's with Tupac.

[meade916]

some more classic pics chuggin' St. Ides 40's back in the day.

This is making me thirsty!

i think this is from '98 ish. Anything before that, camera's weren't easy to come by. Not like now.

this wasn't THAT long ago LMAO

Missin' my boy Burrito. Ain't seen him in a minute except in traffic once or twice lately.

[KMS]

You should frame/case it and hang it up on a wall. That'd be great.

[meade916]

You should frame/case it and hang it up on a wall. That'd be great.

i might :D

[boostin302]

here ya go Steve.

got a bottle of tequila that's about 24 years old (give or take 2 years).

80 proof, never opened and worm on bottom still.

growing up i always remembered seeing this bottle in my grandparents cabinets, usually way in the back behind the cereal.

story behind it is my grandmother never believed that a worm can come in a tequila bottle so my grandpa and dad drove to either Mexico or Texas to get this. ( That's what i was always told) i just have it sitting in the cabinet. might open it one day to have a toast to old memory's to my grandpa.

has Mexico liquor bottle molded on the bottom and the numbers 8 and 7 there under it.