Discovery of Prohibition-era Whiskey Bottles on New Jersey Beach
A New Jersey man found 11 sealed whiskey bottles from the 1930s while walking his dog on the beach. The bottles are linked to a Prohibition-era distillery in Montreal and have sparked interest and mystery among whiskey enthusiasts.
Key Points
- Discovery of 11 sealed whiskey bottles from the 1930s on a New Jersey beach
- Bottles linked to a Prohibition-era distillery in Montreal called Lincoln Inn
- Interest and engagement from whiskey enthusiasts and bottle-digging community
Pros
- Rare find of sealed Prohibition-era whiskey bottles
- Historical significance and mystery surrounding the discovery
- Community engagement and interest in the story
Cons
- Uncertainty about the quality and safety of the whiskey inside the bottles
- Lack of information on how the bottles ended up in the water