I don't even drink but the jingle is stuck in my head because the ad won't stop playing on YouTube. It's kinda jingly almost festive goes na na na NA na na nA! I can't even find the commercial when I look for it. The ad has gold flutter stuff and colorful drinks it says something like "we do we" or something. Please help it's driving me nuts I need to know.

The product and company seem to have disappeared with not one whiff of an Internet trail to follow. Not in stores, no website, no stories about the company - zip.

Hey just found an open bottle of pink Whitney I bought a year ago. Is it still good?

I want to buy a good vodka for this Christmas, and since Stolichnaya has been out of stock for months, I've decided to go for a Beluga Noble or Transatlantic (Gold Line and Allure are out of my budget). Could you please tell me about the ups and downs of each of these two? I'm only an occasional vodka drinker, so if you could describe each of them in simple terms, it would be much appreciated. This is a significant investment for me, so I want to make sure I choose the one that suits me best. Thank you.

Yesterday I added cinamon sticks and vodka to a bottle to infuse for christmas time. This morning I saw bubble coming of the cinamon, indicating a gas was being formed.

Anyone an idea what is happening? Did I do something wrong?

I'm not very savvy when it comes to vodka. I usually prefer tequila. However, I found a drink recipe for an Apple Cider Mule (amongst a few other apple cider cocktails) that looks bomb. Can anyone recommend a high end brand that has either a caramel or salted caramel flavor? I see a lot of stuff about Stoli, but I wanted to check with this sub first.

I just recently moved apartments and busted my prized bottle of Smirnoff North I purchased in Norway. Please send me a DM if you have any way to get it.

Surprisingly, I couldn't hardly find anything about it.

An online article stated that the Vera Wang "uses the rare Augusta potato that yields a sweeter and more earthy profile."
In an interview with Wang the interviewer said, "I really enjoy the mouthfeel of whatever potato it is you chose.  It really achieves a thicker mouthfeel than the regular."
And the online New York Drinks Guide stated that the "nose is subtle green apple with a creamy and earthy taste." (It was unclear where these tasting notes came from.)

Anyone try the Vera Wang edition? Curious how it compares to the standard Chopin Potato.

Title basically says it all.

I had Nemiroff and it was splendid. I would love to know what else Ukraine has to offer.

Can anyone provide?

Title says it all. Asking my long term girlfriend’s father for his blessing in the upcoming week or so. He is mostly a Tito’s drinker and I come from a whiskey background (AKA out of my element). Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks in advance!

I love vodka, but the part about vodka (to me) that is the best is how it tastes of nothing. I like smooth, ice cold, vodka. I want the essence of alcohol but the taste of next to nothing. But I’m curious why others choose vodka, especially if they like gin as well.

What is it about vodka that you enjoy?

Is it weird? It's amazing I've never seen anyone describing it

The large bottle is difficult to maneuver in and out of the refrigerator. I have clean Gatorade plastic bottles that I drink water out of. Can I transfer the Vodka into them and keep the Vodka in smaller plastic bottles without ill effects?

I've tried it a couple of times. got me drunk a couple of times too lol and I can say it's the best vodka I've ever tried. It has barely any ethanol "odor", it tastes like nothing and I never get a hangover from it. Before, I liked Absolut because it was slightly cheaper and Finlandia was harder to get in my country, but that was pretty much it. Roughly 15€ vs 17€ for Finlandia. The fancier ones like Grey Goose or Belvedere run for 40-50€ and I really can't justify spending that much on vodka, but if anyone has tried them and compared them to the mid-range ones, let me know.