This is how I rate them after trying a bunch, and I drink it straight with no ice.
1. Grey Goose Orange - So delecious that its rediculous
2. Choplin, potato distled - One word, smooth.
3. Belvedere - Many argue it's the best.
4. Absolute Rasberry - Personal preference. Just really like the taste
5. Grey Goose - Qaulity and very hip, have read many a story about celebritys blowing through bottles of this but even the bottlers of GG rate their orange as higher
6. Ketel One - Less expensive than above, but incredibly smooth for it's price.
1. Grey Goose Orange - So delecious that its rediculous
2. Choplin, potato distled - One word, smooth.
3. Belvedere - Many argue it's the best.
4. Absolute Rasberry - Personal preference. Just really like the taste
5. Grey Goose - Qaulity and very hip, have read many a story about celebritys blowing through bottles of this but even the bottlers of GG rate their orange as higher
6. Ketel One - Less expensive than above, but incredibly smooth for it's price.
I am just switching over from greygoose and i am looking for another vodka. I am switching because i have been drinking GG for about 2 and a half years now and i think my body is becoming too tolerant for it.
This weekend i was on absolut (which was my former best vodka) and it treated me right. No hangovers as with most vodkas and it went down really easy, but it got me more buzzed faster than GG. (then again it might have been the ambience at the spot we were drinking at)
I highly recommend GG though, absolut is just about as fine as GG (absolut has that initial bite though, but after a couple of swigs you will man up and the rest of the night shall be as easy as virgin pu$$y...)
Ps..any one ever heard of a vodka called Level?
This weekend i was on absolut (which was my former best vodka) and it treated me right. No hangovers as with most vodkas and it went down really easy, but it got me more buzzed faster than GG. (then again it might have been the ambience at the spot we were drinking at)
I highly recommend GG though, absolut is just about as fine as GG (absolut has that initial bite though, but after a couple of swigs you will man up and the rest of the night shall be as easy as virgin pu$$y...)
Ps..any one ever heard of a vodka called Level?
Correct me if I'm wrong here--I welcome the knowledge.
Yes--The French Vodka's (that I've tasted are the BEST tasting) and cost much more!
I do believe that you get what you pay for--but aren't these foreign vodkas hevily taxed?
That's why I am asking about US MADE here? Which is the best.
I allready know about THE NAMES of foreign vodkas.
Yes--The French Vodka's (that I've tasted are the BEST tasting) and cost much more!
I do believe that you get what you pay for--but aren't these foreign vodkas hevily taxed?
That's why I am asking about US MADE here? Which is the best.
I allready know about THE NAMES of foreign vodkas.
Too be fair, your question is a little bit off...
Its kind of like asking people for the best american caviar....
that makes no sense...There is a huge difference between real vodka and that shitty generic vodka served at bars...(you know that vodka they serve you when you ask for "vodka and whatever")
Sorry to be a totally useless butt boil on this question...but i find that i pay far less for this stuff than any other drink...(and by that i mean the toll to my body is significantly less and i can get up and be productive the next day)
Its kind of like asking people for the best american caviar....
that makes no sense...There is a huge difference between real vodka and that shitty generic vodka served at bars...(you know that vodka they serve you when you ask for "vodka and whatever")
Sorry to be a totally useless butt boil on this question...but i find that i pay far less for this stuff than any other drink...(and by that i mean the toll to my body is significantly less and i can get up and be productive the next day)
