Mystery Bottle

[Alex Lake]

What might this be?!

 

[Tom Cannavan]

Looks a bit like Jack Daniels. Was he German?

 

[Alex Lake]

I think it's Goldwasser....

 

[Mike Holliday]

Schnapps?
Looks a bit like the modern Danzig Goldwasser bottle
Edit - looks like you had the same idea while I was typing...

 

[Alex Lake]

I think the owner wants to know if it might be worth anything!
"All that gold!!!"

 

[Alex Lake]

Goldwasser is used to flavour a traditional Soufflé Rothschild....

 

[Tom Cannavan]

I confess I've never heard of Goldwasser. A quick google explains what it is, and although Wikipedia says "produced between 1598 to 2009" I see Master of Malt among others still offers it, still made in Danzig.

 

[Nayan Gowda]

Gold flakes are very cheap, so they really would not add to the value.

There are some outfits that deal in this kind of stuff. Hedonism might be interested.

 

[Thom Blach]

I've had it a few times. The gold flakes are the most interesting thing about it.

 

[simon beatty]

Plenty of information via jolly ol' Google, for example ... Der Lachs "The Original" Danzig Goldwasser - 1920s / 1930s (40%, 50cl)