Each type of drink has its own storage requirements and peculiarities. For example bourbon can be stored at room temperature for a long time if the bottle is properly sealed while champagne needs to be kept cold to preserve the bubbles. For people who drink a lot of alcohol there are special drink coolers that keep their drinks in excellent condition. But these are not exactly standard appliances that can be found in every household.
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THE DIRTY SECRET OF CHEAP VODKA!
So many people started storing their alcohol in the freezer. If many drinks are chilled with ice or simply labeled as "best served cold" then what's the harm in storing them in the freezer?
Well that's not entirely true according to Grey Goose Vodka. You don't necessarily damage it by keeping it in the fridge. Some of the flavour and aroma molecules in the alcohol "die". Of course that's not desirable for expensive vodkas like Belvedere or Grey Goose but for cheaper bottles it's the exact opposite!
Although vodka has a premium segment it is more often associated with students due to the prevalence of cheap vodkas like Smirnoff and Kamchatka on the shelves of liquor stores across the country. However if you have ever drunk quality vodka you will likely find these standard varieties to be harsh in taste with a noticeable alcohol burn and unpleasant additive flavors.
