Small bottles of interesting Vodka?
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I have a friend who has been giving me a lot of lifts recently to exams so I owe him some petrol money. However, the guy is a Vodka connoisseur so I thought it would be nice to get him a small (ie 330ml or less) bottle of the stuff to say thanks. Now, this chap has had everything from Grey Goose to Belvedere to Red and Blue and Black label Smirnoff, Absolut, Russian Standard and lots of others I have never heard of that costs over £100 a litre, so can anyone recommend a left-field but decent (ie Belvedere sort of level) vodka available in smallish bottles? (Or even something very highbrow but in an airline size bottle to compensate on cost). I'm looking to spend about £10 or so at the very maximum.
Saw some of this is sainsburys yesterday, Looked quality.. Think was 25ish quid, tho looks like they may do cheaper versions on the website.
Not really into vodka, and you didn't get much for your money but still tempting! No idea if any good but I liked the bottle

http://www.legend-of-kremlin.com/index.html
Not really into vodka, and you didn't get much for your money but still tempting! No idea if any good but I liked the bottle


http://www.legend-of-kremlin.com/index.html
IMHO (being of Estonian heritage therefore I think I know a thing or two about vodka) the number of times it's distilled matters - rather a lot.
Many premium priced vodkas - Chase, Sipsmith, etc are dog rough. However I'd recommend 'Danoff' quadruple-distilled Latvian vodka. <£12 from Waitrose.
People think that because it's cheap, it must be horrible. Not so.
Oh, and get that hair cut.
Many premium priced vodkas - Chase, Sipsmith, etc are dog rough. However I'd recommend 'Danoff' quadruple-distilled Latvian vodka. <£12 from Waitrose.
People think that because it's cheap, it must be horrible. Not so.

Oh, and get that hair cut.

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