Tuesday, November 17, 2020

Absolut Vanilia vodka


Today I am reviewing Absolut Vanilia vodka. In this blog I will include the following information
  • My research on the history behind this vodka
  • Vital Stats
  • Tasting notes
  • SJ's Rating
  • Food Pairing
  • Occasions best enjoyed & SJ's pro tip
Reads the product label "Vanilla. The magnificent flavor that can pretty much enhance everything from cookies to ..well you name it.Perfect for those with a sweet tooth or the ones that are into experimenting with contrast flavors". Absolut is a part of French group Pernod Ricard. The unique thing I found out from wiki is that 
1. Absolute practices a one source production philosophy which means all their production happens around the village of Ahus,Sweden.
2. The water and wheat both are sourced only from the village. 
I believe this strict dedication to quality produces a smooth & creamy vodka like Absolut. Now enough said, check out my tasting notes to find out the verdict ! 

Vital Stats-
Price- $19.46
Age- NAS(No Age Statement)
ABV- 40%
Country of Origin- Ahus,Sweden
Bottler/Distiller by- The Absolut Company now owned by Pernod Ricard 
Awards Won- None found 

Tasting info-
Serving glass- Glencairn Whisky Glass
Serving style- Neat 
Appearance- Clear(No Color) 


Aroma- Like stepping into a candy store, vanilla, chocolate, tangerine, honey
Flavor- Sweet vanilla, dark chocolate, crisp & clean, honey
Body- Full 
Finish- Incredibly smooth, long, lingering , sweet & warm
SJ's Rating-  Middle Shelf
Though it is smooth,it is way too sweet for me. I might enjoy it occasionally. At this price point it is an amazing vodka. 
Occasions Best Enjoyed- Casual gathering, day parties 
Cocktails- None, meant for sipping neat or club soda
Food Pairings- Pair it with light meat like chicken 


SJ's Pro tip- Anyone with a sweet tooth would appreciate this drink 

I absolutely enjoyed sipping Absolut vodka and reviewing this category for the first time.  Give it a shot you might enjoy it as well! Cheers! 🥃🥃🥃. Enjoy responsibly as always. 
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