Review: Esme Vodka
Esme Vodka is made with French wheat and it is distilled five times. They also create several flavored vodka’s including Wild Berry, Coconut, Elderflower, and Fresh Lime. Esme is imported by Novato California based Winery Exchange. Read more 
Review: Kinky Vodka Review
Kinky Vodka is made with corn and it is distilled five times. Vodka is the latest in a product line that includes 3 Kinky Liqueurs, and Kinky Flame, their cinnamon flavored whiskey. Kinky is part of the Prestige Wine and Spirits Group that also includes Opulant Vodka, Greenalls Gin, and Merrys Irish Cream Liqueur. Read more
Review: Snow Queen Vodka
Snow Queen Vodka was introduced in the US in 2006. It is made in Kazakhstan the country that brought us Borat. It is made with organic wheat and artesian spring water from the snow capped mountains of Ala Tau in the Himalayas. The vodka is distilled five times and filtered through Kazakhbirch charcoal. Read more
Review: Ultimat Vodka
Ultimat vodka was introduced in 2002 and it was acquired by The Patron Spirits Company in 2007. It is crafted at the Polmos Distillery in Bielsko-Biala Poland from a blend of 70 percent potato and 30 percent wheat and rye. It is triple distilled, with pure artesian well water added before it is filtered through ceramic filters, and bottled in a cobalt blue crystal decanter. Read more
Review: Pickers Original Vodka
Pickers Original Vodka was introduced earlier this year along with a Blueberry and Blood Orange flavored vodka. They are created at the Speakeasy Spirits Distillery located in the historic west town neighborhood of Nashville Tennessee. Pickers vodka is crafted with non GMO corn that is distilled 11 times in a 32 foot state of the art Vendome column still that features 48 plates to remove impurities. Once distilled the vodka is filtered four times and then blended with pure Tennessee limestone water. Read more
Review: Perfect Vodka
Perfect Vodka was introduced in the US in 2006. It is produced by Grandes Distilleries Peureux de Fougerolles of France. Perfect is made with soft non GMO wheat grown exclusively in the Brie Champaign region of France. The wheat is crushed, fermented and distilled five times. Pure spring water from the Vosges Natural Preserve is blended to reduce to 80 proof. Read more
Review: Eristoff Vodka
Eristoff vodka is the other vodka in the Bacardi line of spirits. Grey Goose is their lead brand. Eristoff is made from an original family recipe dating back to Prince Eristoff in 1806. It is made in France with all natural wheat that is triple distilled. Demineralized water is blended with the vodka before it is charcoal filtered. Eristoff also makes a Wildberry, Sloe Berry, Caramel, Lime, and Blood Orange flavored vodka. Read more
Review: DSP CA 162 Straight Vodka
DSP CA 162 Straight Vodka. It is crafted with a blend of wheat vodka with premium wine varietal grapes including Muscat, Riesling, and Viogenier, grown in Mendocino County California. The grapes are vinified at local wineries and then distilled on their Germain-Robin Cognac still, and distilled again on a small Holstein pot still. The vodka is finally cold stabilized and filtered. Read more
Review: Boru Vodka
Boru Vodka is made in Ireland from locally grown wheat and pristine spring water. It is distilled five times and filtered through ten feet of Atlantic Oak charcoal. Boru is named after High King Brian Boru who in 1029 at the age of 88 lead the Battle at Clontarf, near Dublin, where they defeated the Danish Vikings, liberating Ireland forever. King Boru however died in this battle. Read more
Review: Double Cross Vodka
Double Cross Vodka was introduced in 2008. Malcolm Lloyd and John Geliner spent four years selecting a distiller and developing the vodka. It is crafted at a family owned distillery in the Tatra Mountains in Slovakia with organic wheat and mountain spring water sourced from a 200 foot deep aquifer. Double Cross is distilled seven times in a column still and filtered seven times through limestone, activated charcoal micro filters, and diamond dust. Their unique rectangular crystal bottle is made in France and features a medal snap on cap. The vodka gets its name from the double cross symbol, brought to the area in the 12th century by Byzantine Monks. Read more