• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

Russian Best

Russian Life & People Digest

  • Home
  • Articles
  • Questions and Answers
    • History and Politics
    • Culture and Science
    • People and Language
    • Lifestyle and Attributes
    • Russian Sports
    • Food and Drinks
    • Traveling Russia
    • Economy and Geography
    • Russian Military
    • Books & Movies
Browse: Home / Food and Drinks

The best Vodka with a sweet finish?

Question by Breaking_b: What is the best Vodka with a sweet finish?
I’m looking for a good vodka with a sweet finish. One that is good straight or mixed. And nothing real peppery or that burns going down. Ston Vodka is one that is said to be smooth and have a sweet finish, I have tried it and it is pretty good. Does anyone know of any others?

Answers and Views:

Answer by Paul in San Diego
I don’t particularly care for vodka. But, I have a few friends who will only drink Grey Goose (and only straight, not mixed with anything).

Read all the answers in the comments.

Give your own answer to this question!

See other posts in Food and Drinks

Reader Interactions

Comments ( 5 )

  1. Mickey D says

    Ciroc Vodka – quintuple distilled from Cognac grapes. This is the quintessence of luxurious vodka, though it comes at a cheaper price than Grey Goose (which is grossly overrated). Check the link for the review of Ciroc, and the numerous positive comments.

    Smirnoff is also one that is a classic, understated vodka that won't break the bank (a 750ml bottle will cost you less than $ 12). In a New York Times blind taste test of over 20 world class vodkas, it placed #1 (Grey Goose, on the other hand, wasn't even in the top half). I asked a bartender friend of mine, and he said that Smirnoff doesn't get the credibility that it deserves, probably due to its lower price (and therefore perceived lower quality). I was told that this is THE vodka that started the cocktail revolution in the USA, and is favored by vodka connoiseurs worldwide.

    Reply
  2. party up says

    I particularly like Svedka. It doesn't cost much, the hangover potential is low, and it is undoubtedly the smoothest mid grade vodka out there.
    Belevedere is also a close runner up to grey goose as another person suggested in an earlier post.

    If your looking for a sweeter finnish, i recommend u try a flavored vodka. like stoli orange or one of those candy lookin flavors of UV vodka.

    Reply
  3. Tommy says

    Smirnoff Vodka

    Reply
  4. sufferingnomad says

    in blind tastings even grey goose drinkers say it's the swill. It's biggest advantage is good marketing among trendy club goers that don't know the difference. Absolut has a buttery finish and tito's is like water with a kick. a good vodka is colorless odorless and tasteless so sweet isn't a common finish.

    Reply
  5. Adalwolf says

    Grey Goose

    Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Primary Sidebar

Popular Posts

Pushkin's Tatiana writing a letter to Onegin

Onegin’s Tatiana Was Only Thirteen?

Russian shashlik

My Favorite Russian Food

Dacha – Home Away From Home

Subway Dog

Subway Dogs of Moscow

Cape Cod on the Rocks

What is a cocktail with vodka and cranberry juice called?

Categories

Recent Comments

  • Pat on What does Nazdrovia actually mean?
  • Ted on Where can i send free SMS messages to Russian mobiles?
  • PutinPow on What does Nazdrovia actually mean?
  • bigdogg on What does Nazdrovia actually mean?
  • HAMISH A McDONALD on What Russia would be like today if Nicholas II had not been executed?

Copyright RussianBest.com © 2025 · About · Privacy Policy · Disclaimer: RussianBest.com is an informational website, and its content does not constitute professional advice of any kind.