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• Reyka Vodka (700ml)

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  ABV: 40%

  A new vodka from Iceland. Distilled from grain and filtered through ancient arctic lava rocks.

  Other reviews... Clear with a platinum cast. Nuanced aromas of anise cookie, tarragon, and pink peppercorn with a silky, dry-yet-fruity medium-to-full body and citrus jelly and mineral notes on the long warming finish. A delicious, zesty vodka that will sparkle in cocktails. International Review of Spirits Award: Gold Medal
  RATING: 93 points (Exceptional) - www.tastings.com

  ...Overall, this is a clean and neutral vodka that’s smooth and nicely balanced. It’s muscular enough for chilled martinis, but is laced with subtle, delicate notes of candied lemon peel and coriander. 93 points - www.wineenthusiast.com

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  Saint Felix Yuzu & Green Tea Spirit (700ml)

  Victoria, AUSTRALIA

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  ABV: 35%

  Yuzu is a yellow citrus fruit with a tart juice, commonly used by chefs to flavour both savoury and sweet dishes. It’s known for its role in the popular Japanese Ponzu sauce and is also made into vinegar. The yuzu orchards and fruit-soaked baths of Japan’s alpine region set the scene for this spirit. Its creation involves cold and pot distillation to extract the yuzu and sencha green tea keynotes. The result is a light bodied, fresh and natural spirit akin to a flavoured vodka, less the confected sweetness of some brands. The pleasantly tart character of the citrus is captured alongside hints of ginger and jasmine adding warmth and complexity. The flavours lose definition with minimal dilution, but on the flipside, you could sip this straight. Keep it simple with a few cubes of ice and a slice of lemon. 35% Alc./Vol.

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• Saint Felix Midnight Vodka (700ml)

  Victoria, AUSTRALIA

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  ABV: 40%

  Created from a blend of grape and wheat based distillates, rested on Japanese white charcoal for thirty days. The result is a vodka with a magically smooth mouthfeel showing a delicate sweetness from the grain. Made for mixing! 40% Alc./Vol.

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• Hartshorn Sheep Whey American Oaked Vodka (500ml)

  Tasmania, AUSTRALIA

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  ABV: 50%

  A unique barrel-aged vodka made using sheep’s whey from what is arguably Australia’s smallest distillery. Ryan Hartshorn spent two years learning how to convert the complex sugars held within the whey protein so that they could be fermented and distilled. Run through a tiny fifty litre glass still, with a small amount selected for maturation in American oak barrels, this is a creamy, buttery vodka with heady vanillas and a degree of elegance to be enjoyed straight. As with previous releases, each bottle is hand painted by Hartshorn. 50% Alc./Vol.

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• Hartshorn Sheep Whey Vodka (500ml)

  Tasmania, AUSTRALIA

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  ABV: 40%

  Voted World's Best Vodka at the 2018 World Vodka Awards.

  Produced in batches as small as fifteen bottles at a time, this super smooth vodka is created from the discarded whey left over from the cheese-making process. It undergoes two complex fermentations before the liquid is distilled. The resulting vodka has little heat and plenty of character, and is designed to be enjoyed straight at room temperature in a large aromatic glass. Says Angus Burton, the vodka’s distributor, “On its own, expect to find tropical fruit and vanilla-butterscotch aromas and flavours, but the highlight is the pure, cream-like texture of the spirit. This is not liquor that needs to be enjoyed simply, nor drowned in juice. We suggest over ice or in an elegant dry Martini with a lime zest. This vodka doesn’t need to be messed with.”

  Each bottle is hand sprayed black before the label is hand written and signed by head distiller, Ryan Hartshorn. 40% Alc./Vol.

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• Skyy Vodka (700ml)

  San Francisco, UNITED STATES

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  ABV: 37.5%

  To produce Skyy Vodka, grain from the American Midwest is mashed with purified water that has been treated in a reverse osmosis process to remove impurities. The vodka is then distilled four times, through a four column distillation and three step filtration system to create a very clean, neutral spirit. Recommended for sheer neutrality.

  Other reviews... The grain takes a backseat in the early sniffing stages as bittersweet bean- and kernel-like scents dominate; later whiffs merely confirm the intense bean/cocoa quality. Palate entry mirrors the bouquet to a tee; at midpalate, the kernel-like intensity turns smooth and viscous on the tongue. Ends bittersweet and oily. 85-89 points - www.wineenthusiast.com

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• Smirnoff No. 21 Vodka (700ml)

  UNITED STATES

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  ABV: 37%

  Owned by the English, now bottled in Australia and imported from the U.S.A, Smirnoff ranks as the most popular mid-priced vodka on the market. Over 15 million bottles are sold annually (equivalent to half a million bottles per day), in over 150 countries world wide and it is estimated that one dozen bottles are sold every two seconds. Quality does tend to vary from country to country.

  The product today has no real Russian connections, except by origin of its name. The original Smirnoff name dates back to 1815, when Ivan Smirnoff began production from a battle scarred shack, flavouring his product with raspberries, strawberries, plums and other fruits. His son, Piotr Smirnoff, carried on the tradition and gained the attention of the Tzar in 1886 at a town fair. Piotr's exhibition involved a real bear and waitresses dressed as bears serving vodka. Impressed, the Tsar appointed Smirnoff the official supplier of the Imperial Court (hence the references still on the label.)

  Smirnoff is produced from specially selected neutral grain spirit which is blended with demineralized and filtered water. The charcoal for the filtration process is selected from a sustainable source of hardwood trees such as maple, birch or beech. These procedures ensure a clean, clear crisp result. 37% alc./vol.

  
  
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• Sobieski Classic Vodka (700ml)

  POLAND

  $51. 99

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  ABV: 40%

  This grain based vodka uses the premium 'Dankowski' Rye and distills it four times. Produced at Poland's Starogard Gdanski distillery (established in 1846), it's named after a Polish King from the 17th century.

  Other reviews... First I want to say hats off to these people for their “Truth in Vodka Campaign” finally someone is bucking the trend and introducing a high quality vodka at the price point where they all should be. ... An outstanding vodka for the money. Head and shoulders above the competition at its price point, and making the much more expensive vodkas look to be just that. Slightly oily plump grain body glide past the tongue nipping at it with the alcohol edge and nice lingering finish. Slight sweetness and the sour of a rye, with a nice mineral water body thrown in. Complex, with a nice bite to it. - spiritsreview.com

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• Status Grande Reserve Limited Edition Vodka (700ml)

  UKRAINE

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  ABV: 38%

  A five-times filtration combined with cold-softening technology gives Status' premium offering an extremely mild flavour and soft texture. The distinctively shaped decanter-style bottle adds a sense of occasion to every pour. Distilled from a grain base. 38% Alc./Vol.

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• Status Original Vodka (700ml)

  UKRAINE

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  ABV: 38%

  Tasting note: Ideal clarity. Distant scents of vanilla custard, lemon peel and white pepper. Silky and slightly oily with delicate sweetness, faint citrus peel and a minerally, peppery, waxy finish. A quality all-purpose mixer. 38% Alc./Vol.

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• Status Platinum Vodka (700ml)

  UKRAINE

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  ABV: 40%

  Tasting note: Crystal clear. Fine, understated aromas suggest meringue, paraffin and menthol, following through with a linear, dry profile hinting at cream, lemon tart and a mineral-like finish. Ends crisp, superbly tuned and ultra-pure. Outstanding. 40% Alc./Vol.

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• Status Prestige Vodka (700ml)

  UKRAINE

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  ABV: 40%

  Tasting note Perfectly clear. Restrained notes of white pepper, parchment and wet slate. Super soft with medium dry flavours of sponge cake, almond and a delicately peppery, creamy-yet-dry finish. Squeaky clean. Borders on neutrality. 40% Alc./Vol.

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• Stolichnaya Vodka (700ml)

  LATVIA

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  ABV: 38%

  The west began drinking "Stoli" in 1972, when Pepsi brokered a multimillion dollar trade deal to import it from the USSR to the US. Since then, Stoli's become a sentimental favorite; even today, it's one of the few Russian consumer products to make its way into Western homes. Made according to the traditional Russian methods, using pure grain filtered through birch charcoal and quartz sands, and then blended with pure spring water, "Stoly" is popular for its quality and slightly sweeter, oily taste and texture. The packaging remains a sterling example of Soviet kitsch.

  Tasting note: [NB - 40% batch tasted] Clear. Neutral wet stone and cream aromas. A buoyant entry leads to a round, dryish medium-to-full body of smooth cream, wheat dough, and delicate spice flavors. Finishes with a warming, peppery and sweet cream fade. A nice Russian vodka with a smooth classy edge.
  International Review of Spirits Award: Gold Medal
  RATED: 92 points (Exceptional)

  
  
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• Stolichnaya Elit Vodka (700ml)

  LATVIA

  $79. 99

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  ABV: 40%

  Developed to capitalise on the popularity of the Stolichnaya brand, this is a unique super-premium release produced from 100% grain, using a patented 'freeze-filtration' technique. The first step in Stolichnaya’s reinterpretation of the process is to pass the spirit through a special silver filter upon which the vodka is frozen to -18C. During the freezing, the vodka becomes glycerine-like, and the solubility of different impurities reduces. The liquids density increases causing all the impurities to freeze against the walls of the filtration tanks. These unwanted crystalline substances are then discarded from the distillate resulting in one of the finest and smoothest vodkas on the market today.

  Other reviews... Clear. Very neutral aromas of river rocks, faint anise, and custard. A silky, effortless entry leads to a glycerous, dryish medium-to-full body of sweet cream, powdered sugar, talc, and tarragon, and honeyed lemon verbena flavors. Finishes with long, smooth wet stone and lemon custard-like fade. Superb texture, smoothness, and clean pure flavors. 40% Alc.Vol.
  International Review of Spirits Award: Platinum Medal
  97 points (Superlative) - tastings.com

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  Suntory Haku Vodka (700ml)

  JAPAN

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  ABV: 40%

  A premium craft vodka made from 100 percent Japanese white rice. Although the word "haku" literally means "white," the subtlety of the Japanese language often gives characters several meanings. While "haku" is rooted in the word "hakumai," meaning white rice, the nuanced meaning can also be translated as "junpaku," which means an untainted brilliance. The distillers feel it speaks of Haku's clear, clean and luminous flavour.

  The vodka begins its distillation process in Kagoshima, Kyushu, a region well-known for rice spirit making. The process includes a meticulous mill and polish, where 100 percent Japanese white rice is fermented to create a mash. The mash is distilled through pot stills to create a rice spirit, and then distilled a second time through two different processes. This liquid is then blended and filtered through bamboo charcoal in Osaka, Japan. This process, unique to Suntory, preserves and enhances the rice's delicately sweet and subtle flavours. Finished in a unique bottle, the curved lines represent the streams of Japan, and the label design consists of Junpaku (pure-white) washi* paper - representing the beauty of Japanese white rice. 40% Alc./Vol.

  Other reviews... Clear color. Aromas of banana and walnut muffin with a supple, crisp, dry-yet-fruity light body and a peppery, breezy marshmallow fluff on white bread and spicy peppercorns finish. A solid Vodka for mixing and shooting. Silver Medal. 88 points - tastings.com

  Distilled from Japanese white rice, this vodka displays subtle violet, almond and charcoal notes on the nose and palate. It finishes light and brisk on a pink peppercorn tingle. 90 points - Kara Newman, wineenthusiast.com

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• Tito's Handmade 100% Corn Vodka (700ml)

  UNITED STATES

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  ABV: 40%

  A sweeter styled vodka, distilled six times and made from yellow corn, instead of the more commonly used wheat, rye or potatoes.

  Tasting note: Clear slightly viscous with soft, subtle notes of lemon meringue, mineral and white pepper followed by broad, semi-sweet, oily flavours of meringue, creamed corn and mineral and a brisk warming peppery finish. Will add a silky texture to cocktails. 40% Alc./Vol.

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• Wheatley Vodka (700ml)

  Kentucky, UNITED STATES

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  ABV: 41%

  Buffalo Trace Master Distiller, Harlen Wheatley has been a driving force behind the quest to craft the perfect vodka. And if he was going to put his name on it, he wasn't going to be content with making "bubblegum spirit". It's something industry insiders rarely talk about, but the majority of vodkas start out as grain neutral spirit (GNS) manufactured by massive industrial plants, usually near where most of the grain is farmed. Vodka brands will take this GNS and then either redistill it, filter it, dilute it or sometimes just directly bottle it. The rest is about presentation and marketing. Wheatley takes the path less trodden. It's been a passion project of many years involving significant trial and error. A sweet spot was achieved by distilling ten times using majority corn plus Red Winter Wheat, the same wheat as used in Pappy Van Winkle and Weller Bourbons. (Once fermented, it could literally be used to make Bourbon!) Adds Wheatley, “They're good ingredients to give the vodka that soft, delicate finish that we like". Limestone filtered water adds magnesium and calcium while filtering out elements like iron.

  "I think it’s an unusual thing to do,” says Wheatley in regards to his process and his lack of reliance on sourcing GNS. “When you walk down the vodka aisle, 80 percent or more are straight neutral spirit — it’s all about packaging and the story.”

  Critics and bartenders agree that the result stands out from the pack. In short, don't underestimate the difference a well crafted spirit will make to cocktails, even when you're mixing heavily.

  Other reviews... We all know that Buffalo Trace can make world class whiskey but what about vodka? The answer is a triumphant yes. Wheatley Vodka shows complex aromas of earthy, toasted grains and yellow cake. The palate is rich and bold bolstered by its couple of extra degrees of alcohol. Here, more flavors of baked wheat contribute to an almost chewy texture. The finish packs a little bit of heat but the impression is more mineral and spicy than unpleasant. This is a vodka who’s merits can be enjoyed on its own properly chilled. 41% Alc./Vol. 90 points - distiller.com

  Double Gold World Wine & Spirits Competition.

  World Vodka Awards 2019 - Best American Pure Neutral.

  92 points - Ultimate Spirits Challenge 2019

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• Wyborowa Wodka Vodka (700ml)

  POLAND

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  "The old line about vodka is that it's colourless, odourless and tasteless. The new line is that premium vodkas are much, much better. But what do they taste like when you can't see the labels?" To get an answer to that question, an Independent journalist wrapped nine bottles in newspaper and served them to a panel at London's Wodka Restaurant. On the panel was Ian Wisniewski, co-author with Nicholas Faith of the book "Classic Vodka". Mr.Wisniewski believes that all vodkas have a flavour, either good or bad and that in Eastern Europe, where vodka is served neat, the distilleries try to give it a pronounced flavour and character….This Polish vodka [WYBOROWA] was the first tested, and it met with a rapturous response…It was the favourite of our panel, as it is of many discerning barmen." - Sourced from the THE INDEPENDENT, May 25, 1997, in a report entitled "Tried & Tested: Clear Favourites" presented the results of blind-tests of a range of vodkas, conducted by the magazine's panel of experts.size>

  How Wyborowa is made…size>WYBOROWA is one of the only vodkas in the world produced exclusively from rye grain. The rye used to make WYBOROWA is grown in a limited part of north-western Poland where the soil is loamy and the climate is milder than in other parts of the country. Only winter varieties sown in the autumn and harvested the following summer are used, because of their very high starch content. The grain is selected at regional agri-distilleries which complete the first stage of the distilling process, producing so-called raw spirit. Three-stage selection - in the field, on entering the distillery and then in the distillery's laboratory - eliminates all but the healthiest ripe grain. The next steps of distilling take place in the beverage distilleries, where the raw spirit is put through a technologically advanced rectification process and then the vodka is made according to the distillers' closely guarded, traditional recipe.

  The WYBOROWA production process follows the rule of "3 X 3." This means "triple-cleaned, triple-distilled, triple-filtered." Even then, only the best, middle part of the batch ("No heads, no tails") is used for Wyborowa. The distillation process is carefully controlled to produce alcohol with the exact chemical and organoleptic parameters required for a brand that is distinguished for its consistent purity, taste and aroma. The aroma of grain spirit is difficult to eliminate, but for that it is also more desirable, so in the production of WYBOROWA some aromatic fractions are kept intentionally. The spirit is then diluted to the required strength with very soft water taken from the distilleries' deep wells and filtered with the most up-to-date equipment by reverse osmosis, the most natural way to filter. The water that is finally blended with the rectified spirit to make what is to become WYBOROWA is brilliantly clear and without any foreign taste or odour. The product is again filtered before bottling. The WYBOROWA resulting from all these painstaking procedures is a product of crystalline clarity with a character all its own. It has the barely perceptible sweetness of, not sugar, heaven forbid, but superior rye grain spirit. WYBOROWA has few equals for making martinis, serving on the rocks, and above all drinking NEAT - very well chilled (to about 3 degrees C and never more than 10 degrees C) and served in frosted shot glasses kept in the freezer. A perfect companion to caviar or smoked salmon hors d'oeuvres.

  The extraordinariness of Wyborowa finds confirmation in the many awards it has won in some of the greatest international quality contests - up to now Wyborowa has gained twenty two gold medals. In 2001 Wyborowa won the gold medal Monde Selection and double gold medal (meaning the jury was unanimous) as well as the title of the best vodka in World Spirit Competition in San Francisco.

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• Zytnia Extra Vodka (700ml)

  POLAND

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  ABV: 40%

  It was not until the 17th century that vodka was established as Poland’s national drink. In this period of time, the Polish also started exporting their production to Northern European countries like Russia. By the 18th century, their techniques had advanced resulting in such practices as triple distillation. Today the largest vodka distiller in Poland is Polmos. The company encompasses 25 independent distilleries and holds the domestic market rights with a "no fee" license to produce all of the classic vodka brands.The variety and quality of Vodkas from Polmos now available in Australia has improved substantially over the last ten years. Zytnia [pronounced zhit-NYA] is yet another fine addition to their ever-expanding portfolio. A wonderfully dry vodka, Zytnia is one of the most popular spirits in Poland and Polish expatriate communities. The Chicago-based Beverage Tasting Institute declared Zytnia a "Gold Medal WorldChampion Vodka." International Wine Review magazine commented: Zytnia is "...easily identifiable in blind tastings...one of the most flavorful and interesting vodkas."

  100% distilled from rye with a small addition of apple spirit and fruit enhancers, Zytnia has a subtle but pleasant grain character to it. Pale yellow in colour. Medium bodied with a dry palate. Subtle hints of citrus and anise follow through the soft, rich mouthfeel. Well structured, with a lovely dry lingering finish. For those who enjoy their vodka straight.
  40% alc./vol.

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  23rd Street Distillery Riverland Rose Vodka (700ml)

  Riverland, South Australia, AUSTRALIA

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  $69. 99

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  ABV: 40%

  A spirit with the delicate pink blush of a cherub’s cheek and seductive notes of rose petals and vanilla. To create it, ‘Mr Lincoln’ petals along with a smattering of other mixed blooms are gathered, local and dewy-fresh, from the iconic Ruston’s Roses, Riverland. Macerated over time in cane-based vodka, the petals offer up their essences via distillation in small-copper-pot stills. Enjoy Rose Vodka neat, chilled or with a splash of mineral water or tonic. The label artwork is by Claire Ishino, ADL. Her work is inspired by nature, words, thoughts, emotions and her love of colour, repetition and pattern.

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• Alaskan Rock Vodka (750ml)

  New South Wales, AUSTRALIA

  $64. 99

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  ABV: 40%

  A new Australian small batch vodka (only 2800 bottles in batch one) crafted for the company by the folks at Lark Distillery in Tasmania using malted barley. Many vodkas are made using wheat, rye, corn, potato or even plain sugar. The proprietors of Alaskan Rock have a preference for barley because it delivers the neutral spirit flavour that vodka drinkers expect but also offers a soft texture and a hint of malt. Distilling is done twice in copper pot stills. Bottling is done by hand.

  Tasting notes: Clear. Subdued aromatics include hints of meringue and vanilla followed by sweeter icing sugar-like notes. Creamy textured, semi sweet profile showcases the malt with a controlled, spicy undercurrent. Meringue and citrus oils at the finish. Concludes clean, dryish and mildly peppery. 40% Alc./Vol.

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• Aylesbury Duck Vodka (1000ml)

  CANADA

  $99. 99

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  ABV: 40%

  Produced from soft white winter wheat sourced directly from local farmers in the Western Rockies of Canada (near Calgary).

  As with most spirits, only particle filtration is employed. It's a refreshing contrast to the hackneyed marketing typical of vodkas. The producers even add, "We are sorry that we don’t have a fun story about filtering through carbon, diamonds and crystal, etc. but we felt the spirit from the still was good enough without this extra step."

  Tasting note: Clear. Candy floss, meringue sweets and toasted marshmallow aromas are also reminiscent of fresh baked Anzac biscuits. The sweet aromas are reflected on the palate too with distinctive Anzac biscuit flavours and a gently peppery overlay following through to a silky, toasted marshmallow fade. Sweet and distinctive. 40% Alc./Vol.

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  Bass & Flinders Distillery Sheerwater Vodka (500ml)

  Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, AUSTRALIA

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  ABV: 40%

  A new Australian vodka made from Chardonnay grapes. The label pays homage to the region's Sheerwater bird that migrates to Bass Strait from Siberia each year.

  Tasting note: Crystal clear viscous appearance. Grappa like with sweet yet fresh raisin bread and underlying candle wax notes. A semi sweet, satiny delivery includes raisin and sweet spice flavours. Concludes pleasantly warm, vibrant and with hints of beeswax in the fade. Far from neutral - an attractive alternative to Bianco grappas. 40% Alc./Vol.

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• Belvedere Vodka (6000ml)

  POLAND

  $799. 00

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  ABV: 40%

  Belvedere, the luxury vodka brand, is now more impressive than ever in this super-sized 6 litre format!

  Belvedere Vodka from Polmos Zyrardow is crafted from 100% Polish rye, distilled four times and charcoal filtered. Easily recognised by its innovative packaging, the bottle depicts the Belvedere House, the Polish equivalent to the White House, the official residence of the Polish president in Warsaw. 40% Alc./Vol.

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• Beluga Gold Line Vodka Gift Pack with 3 Glasses (700ml)

  RUSSIAN FEDERATION

  $139. 99

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  A handsome limited edition gift pack with three stylish Beluga shot glasses.

  The Itkul Distillery (est. 1868), home of Beluga, employ the use of ‘malt spirit’ as a base for their vodka. The malt spirit is made from malted wheat, rather than a mix of grains. Reportedly, the wheat in this form possesses a large number of enzymes that aid in a completely natural fermentation, eliminating the need for additives and other ingredients. After being distilled five times, this vodka is further enriched with rice extract and golden root (rhodiola rosea) extract. This unusual adjunct is actually a traditional European practice, whereby each producer would have their own unique recipe.

  The bottle comes beautifully packaged, complete with a small wooden hammer and brush to aid removing the wax seal – an appropriate touch for such a luxurious product.

  Tasting note: Pristine, crystal clear appearance with a faint straw tinge. Super soft aroma is border line neutral, opening creamy and luxurious - flashes of citrus blossom, talc and whisper light spices issue a gentle prickle with deeper inhalations. Impeccably clean, supple entry leads into a round, semi sweet profile; glowing spirit warmth and delicate spices adding depth and length to the creamy-yet-dry mid palate. Traces of vanilla and a herbal / pepper note towards the crisp, delicately grassy aftertaste. Even more so than most vodkas, this is textural territory, bordering on complete neutrality. A superbly pure, ethereal spirit that remains a highlight in its category. 40% Alc/Vol.

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• Beluga Gold Line Vodka (6000ml)

  RUSSIAN FEDERATION

  $1199. 00

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  ABV: 40%

  Massive 6 Litre bottling!

  The Itkul Distillery (est. 1868), home of Beluga, employ the use of ‘malt spirit’ as a base for their vodka. The malt spirit is made from malted wheat, rather than a mix of grains. Reportedly, the wheat in this form possesses a large number of enzymes that aid in a completely natural fermentation, eliminating the need for additives and other ingredients. After being distilled five times, this vodka is further enriched with rice extract and golden root (rhodiola rosea) extract. This unusual adjunct is actually a traditional European practice, whereby each producer would have their own unique recipe.

  Tasting note: Pristine, crystal clear appearance with a faint straw tinge. Super soft aroma is border line neutral, opening creamy and luxurious - flashes of citrus blossom, talc and whisper light spices issue a gentle prickle with deeper inhalations. Impeccably clean, supple entry leads into a round, semi sweet profile; glowing spirit warmth and delicate spices adding depth and length to the creamy-yet-dry mid palate. Traces of vanilla and a herbal / pepper note towards the crisp, delicately grassy aftertaste. Even more so than most vodkas, this is textural territory, bordering on complete neutrality. A superbly pure, ethereal spirit that remains a highlight in its category. 40% Alc/Vol.

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• Beluga Noble Vodka (700ml)

  RUSSIAN FEDERATION

  $69. 99

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  ABV: 40%

  Highly polished. Everything about it screams luxury.

  If it were true that all vodkas tasted alike, there'd be no reason to favour a $70 bottle over a $25 bottle. Each brand has a unique, though subtle, aroma, taste, texture and burn. In fact, depending on the source ingredient and production method, vodka's can be remarkably diverse.

  The highly desirable Beluga brand is produced on the outskirts of Siberia, 300 km from the nearest settlement. Named after the prized caviar, it's created on a foundation of wheat and malt spirit which undergoes quartz filtration and post-sand filtration. A resting period of around thirty days in stainless steel helps to neutralize the aroma and enhance the mouth feel. While it’s technically a straight vodka, it also includes tiny proportions of honey, oat extract and Silybum marianum extract (aka milk thistle), and the final product is cut back with a last key ingredient - artesian Siberian water.

  As one of a handful of affordable, must-try Russian vodkas currently exported, Beluga comes with a premium presentation to match its contents. Everything about it screams luxury. Bloggers and drinks writers frequently rank 'Noble' with the best of the best, however 'Gold Line' raises the bar again: It's a superbly pure, ethereal spirit and a highlight in its category. Both win on all sensory accounts, depending on what you are willing to spend.

  Tasting notes: Crystal clear. Almost neutral aromatics reveal nuances of cream and meringue followed by a touch of white pepper. Super smooth, satiny entry leads into an off dry profile with a texture verging on creamy, followed by hints of wet stone, talc and meringue. Finishes with a delicate pepper burst. Aftertaste is silky, gently warming, dry and super clean. Highly polished. 40% Alc./Vol.

  Other reviews... There’s something slightly savoury about this Russian vodka, which is made with water drawn from the Siberian bedrock. Triple-filtered and then “rested” for 30 days, the finished product is light, but flavourful, with some subtle oat notes, and a kick of spice that cuts through. There’s also a little citrus sweetness and even a little honey. But it’s the lingering, smooth endnote we love. It’s sippable on its own of course, but we think the fiery heat of a ginger ale brings out the flavours perfectly. Six Best Russian Vodkas - UK Independent 2017

  4.5 Stars - diffordsguide.com

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• Beluga Gold Line Vodka (1500ml)

  RUSSIAN FEDERATION

  $299. 00

  Bottle

  $3588.00 Dozen

  Sold Out

  ABV: 40%

  A superbly pure, ethereal spirit that remains a highlight in its category.

  The Itkul Distillery (est. 1868), home of Beluga, employ the use of ‘malt spirit’ as a base for their vodka. The malt spirit is made from malted wheat, rather than a mix of grains. Reportedly, the wheat in this form possesses a large number of enzymes that aid in a completely natural fermentation, eliminating the need for additives and other ingredients. After being distilled five times, this vodka is further enriched with rice extract and golden root (rhodiola rosea) extract. This unusual adjunct is actually a traditional European practice, whereby each producer would have their own unique recipe.

  Tasting note: Pristine, crystal clear appearance with a faint straw tinge. Super soft aroma is border line neutral, opening creamy and luxurious - flashes of citrus blossom, talc and whisper light spices issue a gentle prickle with deeper inhalations. Impeccably clean, supple entry leads into a round, semi sweet profile; glowing spirit warmth and delicate spices adding depth and length to the creamy-yet-dry mid palate. Traces of vanilla and a herbal / pepper note towards the crisp, delicately grassy aftertaste. Even more so than most vodkas, this is textural territory, bordering on complete neutrality. A superbly pure, ethereal spirit that remains a highlight in its category. 40% Alc/Vol.

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• Beluga Noble Vodka (1500ml)

  RUSSIAN FEDERATION

  $165. 00

  Bottle

  $1980.00 Dozen

  Sold Out

  ABV: 40%

  Highly polished. Everything about it screams luxury.

  If it were true that all vodkas tasted alike, there'd be no reason to favour a $70 bottle over a $25 bottle. Each brand has a unique, though subtle, aroma, taste, texture and burn. In fact, depending on the source ingredient and production method, vodka's can be remarkably diverse.

  The highly desirable Beluga brand is produced on the outskirts of Siberia, 300 km from the nearest settlement. Named after the prized caviar, it's created on a foundation of wheat and malt spirit which undergoes quartz filtration and post-sand filtration. A resting period of around thirty days in stainless steel helps to neutralize the aroma and enhance the mouth feel. While it’s technically a straight vodka, it also includes tiny proportions of honey, oat extract and Silybum marianum extract (aka milk thistle), and the final product is cut back with a last key ingredient - artesian Siberian water.

  As one of a handful of affordable, must-try Russian vodkas currently exported, Beluga comes with a premium presentation to match its contents. Everything about it screams luxury. Bloggers and drinks writers frequently rank 'Noble' with the best of the best, however 'Gold Line' raises the bar again: It's a superbly pure, ethereal spirit and a highlight in its category. Both win on all sensory accounts, depending on what you are willing to spend.

  Tasting notes: Crystal clear. Almost neutral aromatics reveal nuances of cream and meringue followed by a touch of white pepper. Super smooth, satiny entry leads into an off dry profile with a texture verging on creamy, followed by hints of wet stone, talc and meringue. Finishes with a delicate pepper burst. Aftertaste is silky, gently warming, dry and super clean. Highly polished. 40% Alc./Vol.

  Other reviews... There’s something slightly savoury about this Russian vodka, which is made with water drawn from the Siberian bedrock. Triple-filtered and then “rested” for 30 days, the finished product is light, but flavourful, with some subtle oat notes, and a kick of spice that cuts through. There’s also a little citrus sweetness and even a little honey. But it’s the lingering, smooth endnote we love. It’s sippable on its own of course, but we think the fiery heat of a ginger ale brings out the flavours perfectly. Six Best Russian Vodkas - UK Independent 2017

  4.5 Stars - diffordsguide.com

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• Beluga Noble Vodka (3000ml)

  RUSSIAN FEDERATION

  $325. 00

  Bottle

  $3900.00 Dozen

  Sold Out

  ABV: 40%

  Highly polished. Everything about it screams luxury.

  If it were true that all vodkas tasted alike, there'd be no reason to favour a $70 bottle over a $25 bottle. Each brand has a unique, though subtle, aroma, taste, texture and burn. In fact, depending on the source ingredient and production method, vodka's can be remarkably diverse.

  The highly desirable Beluga brand is produced on the outskirts of Siberia, 300 km from the nearest settlement. Named after the prized caviar, it's created on a foundation of wheat and malt spirit which undergoes quartz filtration and post-sand filtration. A resting period of around thirty days in stainless steel helps to neutralize the aroma and enhance the mouth feel. While it’s technically a straight vodka, it also includes tiny proportions of honey, oat extract and Silybum marianum extract (aka milk thistle), and the final product is cut back with a last key ingredient - artesian Siberian water.

  As one of a handful of affordable, must-try Russian vodkas currently exported, Beluga comes with a premium presentation to match its contents. Everything about it screams luxury. Bloggers and drinks writers frequently rank 'Noble' with the best of the best, however 'Gold Line' raises the bar again: It's a superbly pure, ethereal spirit and a highlight in its category. Both win on all sensory accounts, depending on what you are willing to spend.

  Tasting notes: Crystal clear. Almost neutral aromatics reveal nuances of cream and meringue followed by a touch of white pepper. Super smooth, satiny entry leads into an off dry profile with a texture verging on creamy, followed by hints of wet stone, talc and meringue. Finishes with a delicate pepper burst. Aftertaste is silky, gently warming, dry and super clean. Highly polished. 40% Alc./Vol.

  Other reviews... There’s something slightly savoury about this Russian vodka, which is made with water drawn from the Siberian bedrock. Triple-filtered and then “rested” for 30 days, the finished product is light, but flavourful, with some subtle oat notes, and a kick of spice that cuts through. There’s also a little citrus sweetness and even a little honey. But it’s the lingering, smooth endnote we love. It’s sippable on its own of course, but we think the fiery heat of a ginger ale brings out the flavours perfectly. Six Best Russian Vodkas - UK Independent 2017

  4.5 Stars - diffordsguide.com

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• Beluga Gold Line Vodka (700ml)

  RUSSIAN FEDERATION

  $175. 00

  Bottle

  $2100.00 Dozen

  Sold Out

  ABV: 40%

  A superbly pure, ethereal spirit that remains a highlight in its category.

  The Itkul Distillery (est. 1868), home of Beluga, employ the use of ‘malt spirit’ as a base for their vodka. The malt spirit is made from malted wheat, rather than a mix of grains. Reportedly, the wheat in this form possesses a large number of enzymes that aid in a completely natural fermentation, eliminating the need for additives and other ingredients. After being distilled five times, this vodka is further enriched with rice extract and golden root (rhodiola rosea) extract. This unusual adjunct is actually a traditional European practice, whereby each producer would have their own unique recipe.

  The bottle comes beautifully packaged, complete with a small wooden hammer and brush to aid removing the wax seal – an appropriate touch for such a luxurious product.

  Tasting note: Pristine, crystal clear appearance with a faint straw tinge. Super soft aroma is border line neutral, opening creamy and luxurious - flashes of citrus blossom, talc and whisper light spices issue a gentle prickle with deeper inhalations. Impeccably clean, supple entry leads into a round, semi sweet profile; glowing spirit warmth and delicate spices adding depth and length to the creamy-yet-dry mid palate. Traces of vanilla and a herbal / pepper note towards the crisp, delicately grassy aftertaste. Even more so than most vodkas, this is textural territory, bordering on complete neutrality. A superbly pure, ethereal spirit that remains a highlight in its category. 40% Alc/Vol.

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• Beluga Transatlantic Racing Special Edition Vodka (700ml)

  RUSSIAN FEDERATION

  $99. 99

  Bottle

  $1199.88 Dozen

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  ABV: 40%

  Produced on the outskirts of Siberia, 300 km from the nearest settlement. The highly desired Beluga Vodka is built on a foundation of malt spirit which undergoes the processes of quartz filtration and post-sand filtration before enduring a thirty day maturation period.

  This variant is inspired by the success of the Russian transatlantic sailing team who broke the record for speed of crossing back in 2011. It incorporates a barley malt infusion and wild strawberry extract.

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• Beluga Noble Vodka (6000ml)

  RUSSIAN FEDERATION

  $699. 00

  Bottle

  $8388.00 Dozen

  Sold Out

  ABV: 40%

  Highly polished. Everything about it screams luxury.

  If it were true that all vodkas tasted alike, there'd be no reason to favour a $70 bottle over a $25 bottle. Each brand has a unique, though subtle, aroma, taste, texture and burn. In fact, depending on the source ingredient and production method, vodka's can be remarkably diverse.

  The highly desirable Beluga brand is produced on the outskirts of Siberia, 300 km from the nearest settlement. Named after the prized caviar, it's created on a foundation of wheat and malt spirit which undergoes quartz filtration and post-sand filtration. A resting period of around thirty days in stainless steel helps to neutralize the aroma and enhance the mouth feel. While it’s technically a straight vodka, it also includes tiny proportions of honey, oat extract and Silybum marianum extract (aka milk thistle), and the final product is cut back with a last key ingredient - artesian Siberian water.

  As one of a handful of affordable, must-try Russian vodkas currently exported, Beluga comes with a premium presentation to match its contents. Everything about it screams luxury. Bloggers and drinks writers frequently rank 'Noble' with the best of the best, however 'Gold Line' raises the bar again: It's a superbly pure, ethereal spirit and a highlight in its category. Both win on all sensory accounts, depending on what you are willing to spend.

  Tasting notes: Crystal clear. Almost neutral aromatics reveal nuances of cream and meringue followed by a touch of white pepper. Super smooth, satiny entry leads into an off dry profile with a texture verging on creamy, followed by hints of wet stone, talc and meringue. Finishes with a delicate pepper burst. Aftertaste is silky, gently warming, dry and super clean. Highly polished. 40% Alc./Vol.

  Other reviews... There’s something slightly savoury about this Russian vodka, which is made with water drawn from the Siberian bedrock. Triple-filtered and then “rested” for 30 days, the finished product is light, but flavourful, with some subtle oat notes, and a kick of spice that cuts through. There’s also a little citrus sweetness and even a little honey. But it’s the lingering, smooth endnote we love. It’s sippable on its own of course, but we think the fiery heat of a ginger ale brings out the flavours perfectly. Six Best Russian Vodkas - UK Independent 2017

  4.5 Stars - diffordsguide.com

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• Beluga Allure Vodka (700ml)

  RUSSIAN FEDERATION

  $125. 00

  Bottle

  $1500.00 Dozen

  Sold Out

  ABV: 40%

  Produced on the outskirts of Siberia, 300 km from the nearest settlement. The highly desired Beluga Vodka is built on a foundation of malt spirit which undergoes the processes of quartz filtration and post-sand filtration before enduring a thirty day maturation period.

  This extravagantly packaged, 'leather bound' special edition is based on a recipe that includes maple syrup and fig extract.

  Tasting note: Clear. Pillow soft with faint scents of mineral, pepper and cream. A water-like entry follows through to brisk, low key flavours of citrus and meringue closing semi-sweet, creamy, then dry. Nearly neutral. 40% Alc./Vol.

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• Belvedere Spectre Limited Edition Vodka (700ml)

  POLAND

  $49. 99

  Bottle

  $599.88 Dozen

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  ABV: 40%

  Belvedere, the luxury vodka brand, has just unveiled a special collector's edition vodka, "Belvedere 007 SPECTRE", celebrating their partnership with the much awaited 24th James Bond movie. This limited edition bottle features the iconic gun barrel and 007 gun logo which makes it a must have item for all James Bond fans.

  Belvedere Vodka from Polmos Zyrardow is crafted from 100% Polish rye, distilled four times and charcoal filtered. Easily recognised by its innovative packaging, the bottle depicts the Belvedere House, the Polish equivalent to the White House, the official residence of the Polish president in Warsaw. 40% Alc./Vol.

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• Belvedere Unfiltered Vodka (700ml)

  POLAND

  $79. 99

  Bottle

  $959.88 Dozen

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  ABV: 40%

  This is one of two new eye-catching releases from Belvedere, both created to alter the current ethos that less is better in terms of flavour when it comes to Vodka.

  'Unfiltered' is created from 100% Rye, four times distilled and you guessed it, remains unfiltered to preserve grains distinctive flavour.

  
  
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• Belvedere Spectre Limited Edition Vodka Magnum (1750ml)

  POLAND

  $165. 00

  Bottle

  $1980.00 Dozen

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  ABV: 40%

  Belvedere, the luxury vodka brand, has just unveiled a special collector's edition vodka, "Belvedere 007 SPECTRE" in a large 1.75 litre format, celebrating their partnership with the 24th James Bond movie. This limited edition bottle features the iconic gun barrel and 007 gun logo which makes it a must have item for all James Bond fans.

  Belvedere Vodka from Polmos Zyrardow is crafted from 100% Polish rye, distilled four times and charcoal filtered. Easily recognised by its innovative packaging, the bottle depicts the Belvedere House, the Polish equivalent to the White House, the official residence of the Polish president in Warsaw. 40% Alc./Vol.

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  Belvedere Intense 100 Proof Vodka (1000ml)

  POLAND

  $110. 00

  Bottle

  $1320.00 Dozen

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  ABV: 50%

  This is one of two new eye-catching releases from Belvedere, both created to alter the current ethos that less is better in terms of flavour when it comes to Vodka.

  Initially produced only for duty free markets, 'Intense' is now available in Australia! Bottled at 50% ABV and double charcoal filtered for smoothness.

  
  
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• Blavod Pure Black Vodka (1000ml)

  UNITED KINGDOM

  $69. 99

  Bottle

  $839.88 Dozen

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  ABV: 40%

  
  Distilled from Molasses, Blavod has produced the world’s first black vodka. Coloured from the black Catechu (an extract from the acacia genus) this is said not to affect the flavour (or purity) but contributes to mouthfeel - that’s to say, it makes for a smoother spirit.

  Utilize this creation where you would other vodka based cocktails to give a great aesthetic appearance.

  Cocktail Recipe: The Black & Gold
  60ml Blavod vodka
  30ml Goldschlager Cinnamon Schanpps

  Preparation:
  - Pour the Blavod into a cocktail shaker filled with ice. Shake well.
  - Strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Top with Goldschlager.

  This is a very simple cocktail that looks great in the glass. For those who don’t know, Goldschlager is a German cinnamon liqueur consisting of small flakes of gold.

  

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  Bleustorm Vodka (750ml)

  FRANCE

  $79. 99

  Bottle

  $959.88 Dozen

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  ABV: 40%

  A traditional Russian style vodka, only made in the Cognac region of France from a 100% wheat base. According to its creator, the extravagant bottle design is meant to "carry the feeling of holding an academy award." The glass gradually deepens to blue towards the base and is intended to be as much of a showpiece as the spirit inside. The Bleustorm label is owned and managed by "Gabriyel" whose family has been producing vodka for over five generations. This is five times distilled and gluten free.

  Other reviews… This wheat-based vodka shows pronounced sweetness in the aroma and flavor, suggesting marshmallow and vanilla, with a long, languorous fade. It's packaged in a heavy, hourglass-shaped bottle. 88 points - www.wineenthusiast.com

  Silver Medal. San Francisco World Spirits Competition

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• Blue Duck Vodka (750ml)

  NEW ZEALAND

  $89. 99

  Bottle

  $1079.88 Dozen

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  ABV: 43%

  Blue Duck Vodka is inspired by the extremely rare and endangered blue duck (Hymenolaimus malacorhynchos). It is unique to New Zealand, and is confined to white-water rivers in the country's remote mountain regions. A percentage of profits are donated to the Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society of New Zealand.

  Tasting note: Bright and silvery with semi sweet meringue and wafer biscuit aromas, suggestions of cookie dough and custard, leading into a light bodied, mildly peppery, medium dry, faintly citrusy profile and a delicate peppery flourish. Tends towards neutrality. 43% Alc./Vol.

  Other reviews... Double Gold at the prestigious San Francisco World Spirits Competition.

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• Bondi Blue Vodka (750ml)

  AUSTRALIA

  $61. 99

  Bottle

  $743.88 Dozen

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  ABV: 40%

  A five times distilled Australian Vodka made from NSW wheat and diluted with water from naturally filtered catchments. 40% Alc./Vol.

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• Chase Naked Chase Apple Vodka (700ml)

  Herefordshire, UNITED KINGDOM

  $89. 99

  Bottle

  $1079.88 Dozen

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  ABV: 42%

  Having sold Tyrrells Potato Chips, the Williams Chase Group diversified into a new direction with their spuds. Chase vodka was first produced in April 2008 and became the world's first super premium English potato vodka, and by 2010, was already voted Best Vodka by San Francisco World Spirits Competition. The family grow, mash, ferment, strip and distil their own full pedigree, gluten free, King Edward & Lady Claire potatoes on their Herefordshire farm. They use only traditional artisan methods including a bespoke copper pot still for the initial charge and a unique 70 foot rectification column, reputedly the tallest in Europe, for two further distillations.

  Look what’s happened to English cider! This is the first vodka made from organic cider apples grown on the Chase estate/farm. Fruit is pressed and then fermented. The resulting cider is distilled along with the cores in the same stills as Chase’s successful potato vodka. The result is an ‘apple vodka’ – but one that is not apple flavoured.

  But why apples?

  Chase comments, “When we built the distillery in 2008 we wanted to make the world’s finest gin and in order to make gin you need the best vodka and redistill it with many wild botanicals. So we created a fine English potato vodka but found that it was so complex in flavour that it overpowered the delicate botanicals. So we had to start again and made another vodka but this time out of the organic cider apples grown on our farm in Herefordshire. The result is a pure clean spirit so fine and delicate that we are releasing it in its own right as ‘Naked Chase’, so called to reflect the organic apples used and the traditional methods undertaken to produce it. There’s nothing added to it, it’s just distilled organic apples, not apple flavoured.” 42% Alc./Vol.

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• Chase English Potato Vodka (700ml)

  Herefordshire, UNITED KINGDOM

  $79. 99

  Bottle

  $959.88 Dozen

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  ABV: 40%

  Having sold Tyrrells Potato Chips, the Williams Chase Group diversified into a new direction with their spuds. Chase vodka was first produced in April 2008 and became the world's first super premium English potato vodka, and by 2010, was already voted Best Vodka by San Francisco World Spirits Competition. The family grow, mash, ferment, strip and distil their own full pedigree, gluten free, King Edward & Lady Claire potatoes on their Herefordshire farm. They use only traditional artisan methods including a bespoke copper pot still for the initial charge and a unique 70 foot rectification column, reputedly the tallest in Europe, for two further distillations.

  Tasting note: Flawless and bright offering hints of sliced raw potato, furniture wax, dried oregano and white pepper. Light, gently peppery, medium dry delivery is delicately oily with suggestions of toasted marshmallow and meringue followed by hints of pepper, anise and citrus peel refreshing the finish. Textural and nicely balanced. 40% Alc./Vol.

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  Chopin Potato Vodka Gift Pack (700ml)

  POLAND

  Reduced from $89.99

  $69. 99

  Bottle

  $839.88 Dozen

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  ABV: 40%

  A limited edition gift pack that includes two free Chopin branded shot glasses.

  Launched in 1992, this is one of Poland's super premium brands made exclusively from Stobrawa potatoes, mostly sourced from nearby the distillery to maximise freshness. The vodka is distilled four times following a six century old tradition. Founder and CEO, Tadeusz Dorda sums up the brand's philosophy: "We believe that the definition of vodka – “a flavorless, odorless, neutral spirit without distinctive character, aroma, taste or color” – is simply incorrect. We also reject the popular notion that all vodkas are the same. The flavor profile of our marquee product, Chopin Potato Vodka, is distinctively creamy with earthy notes and sets the standard in its category."

  Master Distiller, Waldemar Durakiewicz, has worked with the Dorda family (who still own and run the company) since he graduated from university in 1978. Named after Poland's favourite son, the vodka is packaged in a frosted, cork-finished bottle which has since been copied by the likes of Belvedere Vodka and others.

  Other reviews… Clear. Clean flinty aromas gives way to a supple, silky, light-to-medium bodied palate with confectioner's sugar, lemon zest and mineral flavors and a pointed peppery fade. A smooth and elegant vodka for martinis. 40%Alc./Vol.
  International Review of Spirits Award: Gold Medal, 93 points (Exceptional) - tastings.com

  The first sniffings unearth a soft, slightly sour and vegetal aroma; more time adds minor scents of ash and unsmoked cigarette. The bittersweet palate entry taste flashes on cocoa bean and sap; at midpalate toasty, sooty flavors of tobacco leaf, wood smoke, wood resin and vanilla are found. Ends up semisweet, succulent and roughly spirity. 85-89 points - wineenthusiast.com

  “Potato vodkas have never been as well-received as their grain-based competitors, but Chopin—which appeared on the American market in 1997—should go a long way toward changing their lowbrow reputation. It's the smoothest vodka we tried, with a slight oiliness (specific to potato vodkas) that cut beautifully against the briny funk of black caviar and held its own against the thickest black bread I'd been able to find. We found Chopin itself to be 'slightly sweet' and 'well-rounded' with 'perhaps a hint of apple.' Chopin also had a 'medium-length, pleasing burn,' but 'very little aftertaste—it's remarkably clean.' To top it off, Chopin's tall frosted bottle was the prettiest we'd seen...the panel unanimously called Chopin 'far and away the best vodka we tried.” – Alex Abramovich, “Hit me With Your Best Shot”, Slate Magazine, 2004.

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• Chopin Vodka Love Heart Gift Pack (3 x 50ml)

  POLAND

  $49. 99

  Bottle

  $599.88 Dozen

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  Just in time for Valentine's Day, this charming little vodka gift pack in the shape of a heart will be the perfect accompaniment to a box of chocolates. You get one miniature each of Chopin's famous rye, potato and wheat vodka.

  Launched in 1992, Chopin is one of Poland's super premium brands distilled four times following a six century old tradition. Founder and CEO, Tadeusz Dorda sums up the brand's philosophy: "We believe that the definition of vodka – “a flavorless, odorless, neutral spirit without distinctive character, aroma, taste or color” – is simply incorrect. We also reject the popular notion that all vodkas are the same. The flavor profile of our marquee product, Chopin Potato Vodka, is distinctively creamy with earthy notes and sets the standard in its category."

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• Chopin Potato Vodka Methuselah (6000ml) - with Bonus Chopin Paraphenalia

  POLAND

  $899. 00

  Bottle

  $10788.00 Dozen

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  ABV: 40%

  One only available. The lucky purchaser of this super-sized Chopin gets these bonus items as part of the deal:
  1 x Chopin Cloth Bag
  1 x Chopin Ice Bucket
  1 x Chopin Tray
  1 x Chopin Bar Mat
  1 x Chopin Pillow

  Launched in 1992, this is one of Poland's super premium brands made exclusively from Stobrawa potatoes, mostly sourced from nearby the distillery to maximise freshness. The vodka is distilled four times following a six century old tradition. Founder and CEO, Tadeusz Dorda sums up the brand's philosophy: "We believe that the definition of vodka – “a flavorless, odorless, neutral spirit without distinctive character, aroma, taste or color” – is simply incorrect. We also reject the popular notion that all vodkas are the same. The flavor profile of our marquee product, Chopin Potato Vodka, is distinctively creamy with earthy notes and sets the standard in its category."

  Master Distiller, Waldemar Durakiewicz, has worked with the Dorda family (who still own and run the company) since he graduated from university in 1978. Named after Poland's favourite son, the vodka is packaged in a frosted, cork-finished bottle which has since been copied by the likes of Belvedere Vodka and others.

  Other reviews… Clear. Clean flinty aromas gives way to a supple, silky, light-to-medium bodied palate with confectioner's sugar, lemon zest and mineral flavors and a pointed peppery fade. A smooth and elegant vodka for martinis. 40%Alc./Vol.
  International Review of Spirits Award: Gold Medal
  93 points (Exceptional) - tastings.com

  The first sniffings unearth a soft, slightly sour and vegetal aroma; more time adds minor scents of ash and unsmoked cigarette. The bittersweet palate entry taste flashes on cocoa bean and sap; at midpalate toasty, sooty flavors of tobacco leaf, wood smoke, wood resin and vanilla are found. Ends up semisweet, succulent and roughly spirity. 85-89 points - wineenthusiast.com

  “Potato vodkas have never been as well-received as their grain-based competitors, but Chopin—which appeared on the American market in 1997—should go a long way toward changing their lowbrow reputation. It's the smoothest vodka we tried, with a slight oiliness (specific to potato vodkas) that cut beautifully against the briny funk of black caviar and held its own against the thickest black bread I'd been able to find. We found Chopin itself to be 'slightly sweet' and 'well-rounded' with 'perhaps a hint of apple.' Chopin also had a 'medium-length, pleasing burn,' but 'very little aftertaste—it's remarkably clean.' To top it off, Chopin's tall frosted bottle was the prettiest we'd seen...the panel unanimously called Chopin 'far and away the best vodka we tried.” – Alex Abramovich, “Hit me With Your Best Shot”, Slate Magazine, 2004.

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  Ciroc Summer Watermelon Flavoured Vodka (1000ml)

  FRANCE

  Reduced from $110.00

  $89. 99

  Bottle

  $1079.88 Dozen

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  ABV: 37.5%

  Summer Watermelon is the latest installment in a seemingly endless series of Ciroc's popular flavoured vodkas. Made with vodka five times distilled from fine French grapes, the spirit is infused with a distinctive blend of Summer Watermelon and other natural flavours, resulting in a taste experience that's lusciously different and perfect for Summer cocktails. 37.5% Alc./Vol.

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