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Total Vodka novice here ...
![]() Various brands of Vodka make a big deal out of removing impurities and being extremely "pure". Doesn't this remove a lot of flavor? Then there is the issue of serving them very cold. Doesn't this also kill flavor? Is Vodka really meant to be just a mixer for alcohol content or a sort of an "Everclear" mixer without the harshness? What brands of Vodka would make for a good tasting experience to sample the range of what Vodka has to offer? Thanks! |
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