This super-premium vodka is impressively pure and smooth, with notes of vanilla, sage, white pepper and cream. With its great taste and premium packaging, Beluga promises a great vodka for sipping on an evening or giving as a present. A head and shoulders above most other vodkas on the market, Beluga stands tall as one of the most premium vodkas available.
Best high-end vodka: Beluga Gold Line. As a brand, Hangar 1 likes to focus on attention to detail during every part of its distillation process. This small-batch vodka is produced in an old aircraft hanger near San Francisco in small Holstein Pot Stills and is a must-try for any vodka lover. The result is an impossibly smooth spirit with hints of pear, citrus and honeysuckle. This is a vodka known for its many tasting notes, making it ideal for drinking neat.
Best tasting vodka: Hangar 1 Fog Point. The original, unflavoured bottle is a popular choice around the world and one that works well as a standalone sipping vodka or mixed into cocktails. Ciroc uses grapes grown high in the Gaillac region of France and distils its vodka five times before bottling.
It uses a cold fermentation process to ensure the best flavours and offers a refreshingly different and excellently crisp taste. Ciroc is undoubtedly one of the most distinct vodkas on the market, thanks to its distillation process and attention to detail.
The only other brand that comes close would be Hpnotiq vodka. Best rated vodka: Ciroc. Belvedere, originating from Poland, is produced at the Polmos Zyrardow distillery known as the birthplace of all vodka using Dankowskie Gold Rye.
The high starch content of this rye yields a velvety soft level to the vodka, confirming its spot at the top.
Belvedere is an aromatic vodka with a hint of lemon zest and a cool, lingering finish. It has a citrus and black pepper palate and should be sipped over ice or enjoyed in an ice cold shot glass. With its beautiful packaging and incredibly smooth content, Belvedere vodka is a top-shelf brand that should be enjoyed sparingly. Smoothest vodka: Belvedere. Pinnacle vodka is produced using French grain and water from the same region as Grey Goose.
A crisp vodka, it has a fresh nose and is flavoured with hints of citrus, vanilla and wheat. Pinnacle vodka offers a range of light tasting notes that make it the perfect vodka base for a number of cocktails. This hint of tomato makes it the perfect choice for a Bloody Mary. Mix it into a highball glass with tomato juice, Worcestershire sauce, ice and any other spices and flavourings to complement the flavours before stirring and garnishing with a celery stalk. Best vodka for a Bloody Mary: Pinnacle.
Skyy vodka is one of the first vodkas made entirely with U. S-sourced grains and water. This filtration process results in a smooth vodka with a great combination of flavours and aromas. Its light flavour means this is a vodka designed to be mixed into cocktails to draw out the complementary flavours from the other ingredients.
For its price, this vodka is smooth and enjoyable, with its stylish bottle and classic aroma. The flavour profile of Skyy vodka makes it a great base for a Martini, too.
Try it with vermouth and a twist of lemon for the perfect afternoon sipping cocktail. For another vodka entirely distilled in the U.
Best vodka for a Martini: Skyy. Although technically an unflavoured vodka, Crystal Head is known for its slight sweetness. It uses glacial water from Newfoundland to produce a deliciously flavourful vodka with notes of cake frosting and toasted corn.
Other notes include peach, black pepper, lemon and other fruits. Make the most of this subtle sweetness by using Crystal Head for the perfect Cosmopolitan. Mix it with triple sec, cranberry juice and freshly squeezed or sweetened lime juice before shaking with ice into a cocktail glass and serving with a lime wedge. Filtered seven times and bottled without any additives, Crystal Head deserves its position as an eye-catching vodka on the top shelf.
See all the Crystal Head bottle designs in our review of the vodka brand. Best vodka for a Cosmopolitan: Crystal Head. The strongest vodka in the world, and also the strongest commercially-available alcohol in the world, comes from Polish Distillery Spirytus.
Spirytus is often used to add to home-made fruit and herbal liqueurs or vodkas and to desserts. Its high alcohol base means that Spirytus certainly comes with a bite and should not be drunk without being heavily diluted first. Strongest vodka: Spirytus. Founded in Russia in , this vodka remains the top world's top seller for its easy-drinking mouthfeel and neutral flavor profile it's triple distilled and filtered ten times that lets it pair effortlessly in any cocktail.
If you're looking for a do-it-all vodka that will never let you down, this bottle can't be beat. This California vodka distilled in a converted WWII-era aircraft hangar—thus the name is made using a blend of wine grapes and Midwestern grain for a smooth spirit with hints of fruit on the palate and florals on the nose which make it a particularly good pairing for sweeter cocktails.
Crafted in Austin, in Texas's first legal distillery since Prohibition, this corn-based vodka uses the classic pot still method — a rarity on the vodka scene. The flavor is slightly sweet with a black pepper note that balances things out whether you're craving a cocktail that's on the sweet side or skews savory.
Inspired by three centuries of Dutch family distilling tradition, this wheat vodka is created using a combination of modern column distillation and the coal-fired copper stills for which the brand is named. A hint of citrus and just a touch of sweetness lead to a long finish that's a match for any number of classic vodka cocktails.
On-the-go types love this corn-based vodka for its glass-free packaging, which makes it perfect for days at the beach, in the park, or by the pool. Potatoes and wheat may be some of the most common vodka sources, but they're far from alone.
Made with Russian winter wheat and water from Lake Ladoga, this bottle from Russian Standard is triple-filtered through birch charcoal and silver to give it an incredibly smooth finish. If you keep your diet organic and GMO-free, why wouldn't you want your bar cart that way too?
It's a little bit easier with this Minnesota-made vodka, which is not only crafted from organic corn grown without herbicides or pesticides, but will taste delicious in all of your cocktails. A wine lovers vodka.
Distilled with pinot noir and chardonnay grapes, the wine from which is aged for six months in oak barrels, this vodka from Burgundy has a surprisingly aromatic character that's far from the bland reputation of some vodkas.
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