This message is intriguing in the extreme and so many questions arise from the terse description.

Did the family member walk into a trove of hootch that was (unexpectedly?) part of the home purchase? Or is the family member in the process of creating a museum of spirits? Or a tasting parlor? So many others ...

In any event, this is clearly a very dangerous situation. It would be prudent to share the name and contact information (especially street address) to this list and it is certain that the members will happily assist your family member reduce the quantity of flammable materials present in no time at all. ;)

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On Wed, 17 Mar 2021 8:27 AM, Bennett-Paris, Joseph wrote:
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> A family member contacted me recently because upon moving into a new home, discovered he had, according to his calculations, approximately 275-375 liters of whiskey and similar spirits in his basement. Its not stored in anything special, just normal wood cabinetry. å He is was reaching out to see if heå needs to have that amount in any kind of proper flammable storage containers. Thoughts?
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