Luksusowa - Polish Potato Vodka, Ethically Sourced and Award Winning, 70cl, 40% 1177

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As for taste, Luksusowa Vodka has a medium body and earthy undertones that turn bitter and crisp. Additionally, the bitter taste tends to linger. Confused? Well, most vodkas are unflavoured. Flavoured ones are based on the same principles, but they’re enriched with spices or herbal and fruity aromas. More about them below. Types of Polish Vodka Polish Grain Vodkas On the other hand – Scottish boast about their whisky, French are proud of their Cognac & champagnes. Perhaps there is no reason to feel uneasy about this issue and simply admit that… Famous vodka: Famous vodka is made from Idaho russet potatoes and water from the spring-fed Snake River in Idaho. Famous sells a traditional vodka and a rose-flavored vodka infused with rose extract.

Here’s a few answers tosome of the most frequently asked questions about gluten free beer. Hopefully this helps! Vikingfjord Vodka is also one of the best potato vodka brands on the market. This potato-based vodka is manufactured by Arcus, a Norwegian company. Chopin Vodka is another Polish brand appropriately named after the famous Polish composer Frédéric Chopin. Zodiac Vodka is made in Texas using russet potatoes from Southeastern Idaho, water from the Snake River aquifer, and a single-source distillation process.The rye-based distillate is flavoured with bison grass which grows in Białowieża forest. It tastes great when served on its own, but it’s even better in mixers. Żubrówka plus apple juice make the most amazing combo we call “szarlotka” (yes, just like the apple pie). Luksusowa Martini: Pour 2 oz. Luksusowa Vodka and ½ oz. dry vermouth into a mixing glass filled with ice. Stir well and strain into a chilled martini glass. Garnish with a lemon twist or green olive. On account of the bitterness and slightly alcoholic finish, Luksusowa Vodka is best mixed instead of taken neat.

Again, since there is no open thread in which to post comments about unrated vodkas, and since I have posted about “other” vodkas in the Zyr thread previously, I am going to post my review about Luksusowa here as well. I usually have martinis extra dry up with olives. I prefer high quality vodka to gin by a wide margin, but occasionally try gin instead to keep things interesting. I have tried Bombay Sapphire and Beefeater Gin, but stumbled onto Bombay Original Gin recently, which I prefer due to its more subtle juniper flavor, based on my limited experience. I might give your recipe a try, though, since it likely tones down the juniper flavor even further.

As a result, Chase Vodka has a silky texture with green apple, butter, and vanilla accents and hints of potato essence. Moreover, Chase Vodka yields a clean and crisp finish. While premium vodka shouldn’t be frozen, keeping the cheaper stuff in the freezer is a smart move. This is because the freezing process takes some of the edge off cheaper vodkas and limits the unpleasant burning sensation that tends to come with lower-quality products. Additionally, Vesica vodka has a mildly oily texture and a lingering warmth on the palate, but Vesica vodka doesn’t leave a harsh burn. When you open a bottle of Chopin, you will be greeted with a pleasant aroma reminiscent of apple pies. For some, this scent registers as dark and earthy. The only reason why I gave it 4 stars is that Luksusowa changed its branding and its logo, not the inner core though. Enjoy it chilled and out of the freezer!