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For someone who do doesn't drink

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Would you think it'd still be a good idea to stock up on alcoholic drinks? I've read a lot of scenarios where alcohol might come in handy for bartering purposes, as a painkiller substitute, and I've even heard some people claim it's a decent substitute for rubbing alcohol.

How likely would a scenario where we go back to bartering for goods, specifically alcohol, rather than using some form of standardized currency be?

If you guys think it's worthwhile investing in alcoholic beverages, what should I invest in? I've got little knowledge of alcohol to begin with, other than generic terms for types of alcohol, like vodka, whiskey, ect. and a few of the big brand name beer and wine manufacturers. What would even be the best way to store them, just let them sit in my basement for 20 years?
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There are well established factual peer reviewed studies that show moderate wine consumption can have various health & longevity benefits.

http://www.foodandwine.com/articles/8-health-benefits-of-drinking-wine

http://www.lifehack.org/articles/lifestyle/14-surprising-health-benefits-wine.html

Wine making has been a tradition in my family going back 200+ years.

http://www.huguenot.netnation.com/general/huguenot.htm

We have a small productive vineyard at our BOL & I make & bottle (and/or barrel store) a considerable amount every year.
So much so, we constructed a wine cellar to store it in.



We also have a fairly large capacity "still", so can produce high quality ethanol, brandy, whiskey, vodka, etc.

Have received considerable compliments on my DIY 100 proof wild berry (mostly blackberries) brandy.

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