Whiskey And Prohibition
Did you know whiskey was still available during prohibition? This “medicinal liquor” was prescribed by a doctor and a person could pickup a new pint every 10 days. The best part about these prescribed bottles is that when Prohibition ended, there were thousands of unused “medical” bottles that were unloaded legally in liquor stores. Some of these Prohibition whiskeys are still around (some still undiscovered since they were hidden when alcohol was outlawed) and can be worth a small fortune.
“Too much of anything is bad, but too much good whiskey is barely enough.” – Mark Twain
