Fresh pineapple soaked in Stole vodka will last for years as long as the pineapple is totally covered by the vodka and not in contact with the air within a closed container. The alcohol will inhibit the growth of bacteria's and the liquid will inhibit oxidation. By the way, I am going to try in recipe, sound delicious. J

The formula of drinking alcohol is ethanol, CH3CH2OH.

1.5 oz.

80 proof vodka will freeze at approximately -26.95 °C or -16.51 °F.

100 proof vodka will freeze at approximately -40.43 °C or -40.78 °F
(Pure ethanol, the active ingredient in vodka, freezes at −114.3 °C).

UMMM....A bottle?

i think it's called a decanter

There is no sugar, caffeine, sodium, fat, or cholesterol in vodka.

A 375 bottle (split) of vodka contains slightly over nine shots.

Vodka isn't exactly like beer, where each brand has a different ABV (alcohol by volume). Most vodka is usually 80proof which is about 40% alcohol.

Among the premium brands, probably Absolut or Grey Goose, perhaps Stolichnaya. But there are other less expensive brands that might sell better, since they are used in cocktails where it's hard to tell the difference.

You will not get drunk; you will get less high than if you just used water. The solubility of THC is higher in alcohol than it is in water. So pulling through vodka willing only waste your weed, however fruit flavored vodka can be used to give the smoke a good taste.

It all depends on the brand and establishment your drinking in. I found vodka drinks as cheap as $2. A bottle at the liquor store can run anywhere from 6US on up. That was St. Petersburg, Russia. In rural areas away from the larger cities I'm sure pricing drop somewhat.

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Vodka, gin, rum, tequila, brandy, and whiskey all have no sugar so their calories all come from ethanol. Assuming each is 40% alcohol, they will all have the same, and lowest, number of calories.

No. Vodka does not have bubbles.

There are one or two carbonated vodkas on the market today, but these are rare and non-traditional.

About $12 to $15.

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Depends on the carbonated drink you mix in the vodka with (as far as I know most unflavored vodkas have very little to no sugar).

The freezing point of ethanol, the alcohol mixed into the water to create vodka is much lower than water's. The flavorings add to the even lower than normal freezing point. Your household freezer is not capable of making low enough temperatures, but everything will freeze, given low enough temperature or high pressure.

1cl =10 ml

So 70 cl of vodka = 70 multiplied by 10 ml = 700 ml of vodka

probably about $40 to $50

Military Special is a brand of liquor typically found on US Military bases. Military Special makes generic gin, rum, vokda, bourbon, and scotch which sell for cheap money, all types being sold in the same large plastic container with the only difference between them being their contents and one word on the label. It's also perhaps the worst stuff on the planet Earth and not recommended for human consumption.

Vodka originated in Russia hundreds of years ago. The word Vodka is derived from the the Russian word for water "Vada". Vodka is made from grains, potatoes, etc.

Midnight Mary Martini Muddle 6 grape tomatoes (halved) and 4 basil leaves in shaker, Add .75 oz. simple syrup .75 oz lime juice 1.5 oz. pepper vodka Add ice and shake, strain into martini glass.