storage of hard liquor
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anyone knows where to buy flasks specifically designed to contain alcohol at a low price?
also,is it safe to store alcohol in plastic or metal bottles for a duration of around 1-2 days? -
Use glass bottles. Shouldn't be a problem.
Quality and taste will deteriorate definitely. -
wat kind of alcohol.
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the problem is glass bottles are fragile so im looking to other means of storage.
hard liquor such as vodka,gin,whiskey,rum -
Definitely not metal...why do you think canned beer tastes shite?
Come to think of it, what are the vats in which pub draught is stored in made of? -
Cannot...otherwise the rest of the spirits will use other means for storage.Originally posted by malicious_:the problem is glass bottles are fragile so im looking to other means of storage.
hard liquor such as vodka,gin,whiskey,rum
Ever tot why Wines and Spirits don't use Plastic material bottles?
There are reasons why they don't use.
Metal bottles, can use la, but if you don't mind the weird taste of chemical reaction...
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metal..they look something like your gas tanks at home.Originally posted by Kuali Baba:Definitely not metal...why do you think canned beer tastes shite?
Come to think of it, what are the vats in which pub draught is stored in made of? -
Right, I shot myself in the foot.Originally posted by vito_corleone:metal..they look something like your gas tanks at home. -
ur best bet store in glass. Thats why hard liquor bottles comes in glass.
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glass... virtually non-reactive...
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You said 'hard liqour', right? How about buying an oak cask?