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Remarkably crisp and clean Vodka created from a family recipe dating back to prohibition. Distilled to perfection in small batches, this Vodka is hailed as one of the finest hand crafted Vodkas available. Distilled from all natural Cane and filtered 5 times, this premium product was created to satisfy the most discriminating pallets and contains no trace of any grains. Smooth and light with hints of vanilla. Finish is clean with a slight peppery kick.
Scienced to perfection, Thinkers Furthered Vodka doesn’t sacrifice taste to achieve its signature golden smoothness. Made from premium soft red winter wheat grown in Champagne, France, we use our own proprietary processes to thoughtfully draw out the grain's delicate flavors. To provide it with its lustrous mouth feel we blend it with water manufactured from the air of Jerusalem.
Dead Drop Vodka is distilled from 100% American grain. Proofed using the limestone-filtered water from our historic artesian well dating back to the 1830’s.
Kosher for Passover, this cold brew is 5x distilled and blended with rich delicious coffee from the mountains of Columbia. A heavenly delight with a freshly ground aroma and smooth coffee finish. Hints of Vanilla swirl around this sumptuous Coffee Vodka creation.
Produced in one of the world’s longest operating polish distilleries that has been making vodka since 1910, Belvedere’s Master Rye Distillers draw from a 600-year polish vodka-making history to artfully craft Polish rye into an extraordinary vodka of distinct taste and character.
This special, limited edition vodka is one of only a few handcrafted, small batch vodkas made for Passover. Like our other kosher vodka, it’s an all-natural, clean, smooth, pure vodka from apples. Every bottle contains 70-80 apples from local New York state farms. Fermented, distilled, and bottled under one roof. Delivery outside of the NY, NJ, & CT area placed after April 16 cannot be guaranteed to arrive in time for the beginning of Passover.
