Vodka
Vodka is one of the most popular spirit categories in the world, due to its versatility in cocktails and mixed drinks.
The term 'vodka' comes from the Russian word 'voda', and means 'little water'.
It can be produced from any fermentable base: cereal grains are the most common, but potatoes and grapes are also used.
The fermented base material is distilled in continuous stills to produce neutral style, classic vodka or pot-stills which will retain light characteristics from the base material.
All vodkas are filtered a number of times to remove any impurities and create a smooth, clear liquid generally without pronounced flavor. None are aged post production.
Flavored vodkas are very popular. Flavoring aromas and styles include all you can think of from fruits, vegetables, spices and beyond!
Check out these vodka brands for more information on their style and range:
Smirnoff
Smirnoff No. 21 Vodka is the number one-selling premium vodka brand in the world, and distributed in over 130 countries.
Ketel One
The Dutch vodka takes its name from the original coal-fired pot still used by the Nolet family today, creating a pure but deliciously complex premium spirit.
Ciroc
Ultra-Premium Vodka crafted from fine, succulent French grapes, distilled a fifth time at the Distillerie de Chevanceaux in southwest France.