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

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I don’t like vodka, I like good scotch and good bourbon, and real, excellent gin. This stuff is the goods. No other vodka comes close. Now I like vodka. Enough said? Chopin is one of the most recognisable luxury vodkas not only in Poland, but also in the world. It’s one of a few brands of Polish vodka that are still within Polish ownership.

The distillate undergoes triple distillation to increase its alcohol content and enhance the flavor. After the third distillation, the spirit is rectified by charcoal filtering. This crucial step eliminates impurities and unwanted flavors, leaving behind a crisp and incredibly smooth vodka. Experienced vodka drinkers will easily detect the earthy cocoa tones of Claremont Vodka. However, Claremont is generally very neutral in both flavor and aroma. High-quality vodka from brands like Grey Goose doesn’t need to be frozen. This is because they have complex aromas and taste profiles that may be disturbed throughout the freezing process. Instead, you should store premium vodka in the fridge and serve it chilled. The high alcohol content – typically around 40% – means that you can’t freeze it like water. In most instances, you can simply place a bottle of vodka in the freezer and remove it as and when you want to pour yourself a serving. Interestingly, Claremont Vodka is the only spirit from New Jersey to receive two gold medals at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition.

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A freshly opened bottle of Vikingfjord Vodka has a subtle and neutral smell. On the tongue, Vikingfjord also has a neutral flavor profile with earthy and sweet undertones. Taste: Sweet and slightly oily on the tongue, medium body. Crisp, mild bite to it on the edges of your tongue. A slight warming of alcohol as it goes down the throat, with lingering warmth and tingle to the lips. Chilling accentuates the sweetness and body. Crystal Head vodka: Available in—you guessed it—a clear head-shaped bottle, Crystal Head vodka is distilled in Newfoundland, Canada, from peaches and cream corn, making it grain-based but free of gluten grains. It's then filtered through semi-precious crystals known as Herkimer diamonds. The vodka contains no additives. The company producing Crystal Head vodka was co-founded by actor Dan Aykroyd and artist John Alexander in 2008. None better, at any price. Almost “creamy”, no bite, no burn, no aftertaste! Used to be priced same as local mass produced jet fuel but must be gaining popularity, as I have noticed the price creep up over the last year or so. Furthermore, Vikingfjord vodka is an affordable brand that typically costs less than other potato vodkas. 10. Blue Ice

If you want to take Monopolowa vodka neat, expect Monopolowa to have strong citric notes with traces of vanilla and buttercream then a creamy finish. 15. Woody Creek Colorado VodkaAdditionally, Born and Bred vodka is produced in small batches and distilled 20 times. Furthermore, Born and Bred vodka is charcoal-filtered to achieve a high level of purity. Finally, the vodka is diluted with the purest spring water and then bottled, completing the meticulous process that has become a hallmark of Luksusowa's commitment to quality. Tasting Notes and Profile

So with that being said, let’s jump straight into this gluten free vodka list! Gluten Free Vodka ListBelow, you’ll find a listing of all the gluten free vodkas (and brands) you can enjoy. But remember, some vodkas come in unique flavors, so it’s equally as important to ensure that those flavors are also gluten free.