Born on...

[danibanani]

With the old bottles, I think they actually had the "born on" dates as they shipped them out.

One the new bottles, will the "born on" date be the day the product was actually created? That would be GREAT so I can calculate how much it needs to steep.

Anyone know about this?

 

[tpriest1030]

I do know that you subtract a year from the expiration date, and that's the date it was mixed.

 

[danibanani]

I do know that you subtract a year from the expiration date, and that's the date it was mixed.

Yes, and the "born on" and "expiration date" both have the same month and day. I am just curious to exactly when it is mixed so I can follow a stringent method of how long to steep, lol. I am serious about my joose.

 

[tpriest1030]

Hmm. They've changed something. Either the Born On Date is the mix date or they've listed it on the bottle. I can't remember exactly which. I think it's the Born On Date because I faintly remember Kent saying something about it being confusing.

 

[Megan Kogijiki Ratchford]

No more "born on" now you have the expiration date, subtract a year and there you go. When it was mixed...as far as I know.

 

[penguiness]

No more "born on" now you have the expiration date, subtract a year and there you go. When it was mixed...as far as I know.

That is exactly what Clark said.