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Interestingly, I dug what I believe to be my oldest bottle the same day as the Drakes. Didn’t realize it was pontil Ed til I cleaned it up View attachment 215140View attachment 215141
It’s not a very robust bottle, noticeably lighter than the other stuff I’ve been finding. Glad it survived
That was one HECK of a digging day! Stuff of dreams . . .
 

william crosson sr.

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What I was saying is, what did they put in it? Pine oil, whiskey, thyme, sage, or what? Lol
It was a Bitters Bottle. Bitters originated in England and was a blend of roots that tasted bitter. Was considered a medicine. Once arriving in America, "we" started adding alcohol. Some brands wound up being 120 proof and became very popular.
 

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Nice find good looking bottle.
 

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nice find .. looks a bit like a case gin bottle although it isn't
 

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Definitely Drake's, nice find. Have a couple been years since finding a whole one. Good job.
 

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