I have read just the opposite of this statement. Here is what Rolygate said in a thread about ejuice storage
Fridge storage has been voted as the worst option in discussions among those who've tried it and/or know the implications, because there is too much vapor transmission in/out through the container structure of most types of bottle. Plastic would be the worst of all options, glass better, cobalt glass the best.
Think how food gets ruined in a fridge when it loses flavor or gains flavor from something else in the fridge. Water vapor and flavors transfer in and out by osmosis and there is no realistic way to stop this, except perhaps by using cobalt glass containers. Freezing is theoretically a better option as it 'locks' the material. However if you can't freeze it (as with PG) then this is moot.
Storage in a cool, dark, dry area seems the best option overall. This would mean in a box in a cool cupboard or similar. Keep dark as all the materials will degrade in light. The shelf life is 14 to 24 months and this looks sufficient for most purposes. If kept in ideal conditions then the shelf life might even be extended.
This is very good info on the subject and has worked very well for me taken from the ECF Library here http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ecf-library/134842-long-term-storage-e-liquid.html
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