Frozen vodka??
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My bottle of vodka I bought last minute in Denmark before my boat back home froze in my freezer. My gf’s bottle of vodka from another brand did not. Fake vodka? 🤔🤔 submitted by /u/Gretathunfisk |
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My bottle of vodka I bought last minute in Denmark before my boat back home froze in my freezer. My gf’s bottle of vodka from another brand did not. Fake vodka? 🤔🤔 submitted by /u/Gretathunfisk |
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