What happens to brandy when you put it in the freezer?

There won't be any permanent effect on the brandy from keeping it in the freezer (except for condensing a bit of moisture from the air in the bottle, that will then dilute the brandy). read more

There won't be any permanent effect on the brandy from keeping it in the freezer (except for condensing a bit of moisture from the air in the bottle, that will then dilute the brandy). read more

If you drink it while it is still freezer-cold, you will lose 90% of the flavor of the whiskey. If it’s a cheap whiskey that you’re just trying to get down, that can be a good thing - but if it’s anything with a nice flavor and you enjoy the taste of whiskey, much better to drink it neat or even on the rocks. read more

"The 20% alcohol in the vodka depresses the freezing point below -20 C and so your 40 pounder stays frosty and liquid when in the freezer. As you add water, you dilute the alcohol content and allow an increase in the freezing point of the mixture. read more