I am living in Italy for a semester. I bought a bottle of Absolut Vodka from the supermarket yesterday, put it in the freezer like I always do, and when I opened up my freezer the vodka in the bottle was frozen almost completely solid, I'd say at least 95% frozen. I was under the impression that it was impossible for hard liquor to freeze, and have never seen it happen before. What gives?!
2006-10-07
03:59:12
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arkham
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It still has the plastic seal around the cap, nobody could have tampered with it. Additionally, it still has the official Italian liquor and tobacco stamp on it, so it seems unlikely that it is fake. It's marked as 80 proof, just like always. Any other ideas?
2006-10-07
04:05:28 ·
update #1
Also, liquor freezes at -175 degrees Fahrenheit, there is no way my freezer is that cold.
2006-10-07
04:07:15 ·
update #2
To TBolling2.. No, it is completely frozen solid. there is no liquid at ALL in the bottle now.
2006-10-07
04:19:06 ·
update #3