Now you see me

Interestingly, the bottom shelf seems to be just that, average or less. Where as the top two shelves seem to contain smoother smelling drinks and based on the decorative design of the bottles, might have been a little expensive. Also, the three fanciest bottles do not appear to have ever been opened.

Ken's had better, but he can't really remember when. The seal on the cap is in good shape and the dust on the bottle is consistent with the rest of the environment. With the sealed environment, it could be a hundred or a thousand years. Though, the trees outside growing up through the perma-crete indicate probably closer to the latter.

AD-hoc opens the first door he comes to, and it's an office. A single desk sits with a version of a computer. The keyboard is in the same script as the flimsy that Creds had found. There's a stack of polymer squares on the side of the desk, possibly portable data storage for the computer. Beside that is a blank display, about 6 inches wide by 3 inches tall.