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    Default Tell me this is going to be okay, right? Wine bottle in freezer

    Last night I was fed up with my kids (took them into the corner Walgreens to get DD2 some cough suppressant and it was like Disneyland, guess I should take them there more often....we usually go to Target and I can keep them semi confined) and then when we got home DD1 was mad that I made her correct her homework that I put a bottle of wine in the freezer to chill thinking I would have some w/dinner. I just remembered I left it in there and I don't think DH opened up the freezer this AM or last night when he cleaned the kitchen. Please tell me I won't have a bottle of exploded chardonnay when I get home?
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    I never have the problem of forgetting my in the freezer to chill wine, lol, so I can't help you, but I bet it will be fine!

    I did find this http://www.supplewine.com/articles/w...ozen-wine-w48/
    DD1 9 yrs old 12/2011
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    Is there enough alcohol content to keep it from freezing? I store vodka in the freezer and it's not even slushy, just ice cold.

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    I've done this before, it should be fine. The cork will probably pop up a bit, so it might be messy to open once thawed. I also noted that the alcohol separated and did not freeze while the rest of the contents froze. So, you might want to try to mix it up a bit before pouring. May not be quite as good as if it hadn't been frozen, but not worth throwing out the bottle in my opinion!

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    Thanks, yeah Vodka has more alcohol so never had an issue there. Thanks for the tip. Yeah I'll just mix or make my favorite lemon caper chicken which I usually make with chardonnay, if it truly tastes bad. Thankfully it was a bottle of Meridian so nothing too expensive.
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    Definitely open it in the sink. I did that with beer once and it wasn't pretty but since wine isn't fizzy you should be ok.
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    I've done this before, it is totally fine. I've left a bottle of wine in the freezer for days before and it was even fine once it thawed.
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    I think it will be fine, we've forgotten bottles of beer in the freezer and even those didn't explode!

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    You should be fine to enjoy your "chilled" wine when you get home.
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    I did this a month ago, I had a broken wine bottle in my ice maker tray.... Nice mess to clean up, hope your bottle doesn't do this.

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