what alcohol can you keep at room temp open?

Question

what alcohol can you keep at room temp open for a lone time (i would like to store some in a glass jar in my room) "like they do in the movies"

Answer 1

Bourbon,as long as the jar is sealed !!

Answer 2

well you have to close the lid of the bottle or jar, but most hard alcohol keeps for quite a while after it is opened as long as its properly sealed...beer, wine, champagne, girlbeer (smirnoff ice and stuff) have to go in the fridge. kind of like apple juice...certain liqueurs (flavored weak alcohol) are usually kept cold also

Answer 3

not one
they will all loose alcohol to evaporation and the bubbles if it has any .and a glass jar is not sealed properly,unless it is for conserving .like jars of fruit in alcohol ,and they are sealed tight.

wines ,can turn viniger(sour) if air gets to it.

there are many alcoholic drinks that you can keep at room temperture ,as long as they are in a closed decanter or bottle .like port ,sherry red wine ,and all of the liqeurs,and spirits ,like in a bar whiskey ,gin ,vodca ,etc ,because you serve them in drinks with cool drinks and ice.and all of these bottles close good.

Answer 4

nicely some spirit are extra effective kept chilly has the chilly carry down the tastee ofalcoholl and produce out the flavour of the spirit. Vodka is a prim exemple besides as any fruit "eau de vie". attempt to tast a lager that has been kept contained in the freezer, it received't tast something. in no way the a lot less spirit luke whisky or rhum or brandy are extra effective kept at room temprature.

Answer 5

Well there are many and kind of bourbon, some drink wine at room temp. You have so many choices! Scotch is the best so that's what I would recommend.

Answer 6

Any distilled spirit can be kept at room temperature. Just keep a lid on it to preserve the flavor and avoid evaporation.

Answer 7

it depends to the altitude of your place, because it has a lower room temperature, alcohol evaporates at under 200

Answer 8

red wine, bourbon, whiskey, gin, crown, etc. Pretty much anything but beer and white wine and wine coolers
I'm assuming of course that you mean at room temp in an open room, not in an open container.

Answer 9

Quite alot of alcohols, such as bourban

Answer 10

none, as they all will eventually evaporate. You can always get a decanter for the liquor, with a lid.