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A former poster, Johnny Thunders, recommended Enchanted Rock Vodka as the "best"

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Road Warrior

In Reply to: RE: It's very good. posted by Prisoners on November 29, 2013 at 18:48:48

I tried it. It is. However, as most of our vodka goes into White Russians, Veil works perfectly fine. It'd be a waste of good vodka to put the Enchanted Rock into it. Again, try Veil if you can find it. You may well be surprised.
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"I'd like to own a squadron of tanks"

Veil vodka. It doesn't suck. (Open in New Window)

Edits: 11/30/13

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In blind vodka tastings... - mkuller 10:48:56 11/30/13 (9)
...Smirnoff is the usual winner.

Charcoal filtering.

Unless you like your vodka to have some flavor or other.
- Thnx for the Smirnoff reminder - Road Warrior 14:42:46 11/30/13 (1)
  I wrote it off years ago as "premium" vodkas became all the rage. Another good, inexpensive vodka, recommended by daughter (bartenderess), is Monopolowa. Still, our "go to" mixing vodka, is Veil.
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  "I'd like to own a squadron of tanks"
  - There are many premium vodkas now... - mkuller 15:00:11 11/30/13 (0)
    ...as many as can pay for a big marketing campaign.
    
    Hanger One vodka is made near here.
    
    I stopped drinking the hard stuff about 10 years ago - a little beer and a lot of wine is all I drink now.
- Vodka MUST have flavor - Victor Khomenko 10:59:27 11/30/13 (6)
  All personal tastes, of course, but I never liked Smirnoff. If you want something inexpensive, but good (in my view...), try Wyborowa, it is very good. When properly chilled and served, it is excellent.
  - Sounds like... - mkuller 11:06:39 11/30/13 (5)
    ...solid state amplification vs tubes to me.
    
    And I like the flavor of tubes.
    - Next stop - cognac with no color and no smell. - Victor Khomenko 13:07:37 11/30/13 (4)
      Patrick's gonna love it! :)
      
      Vodka, most definitely, is NOT a diluted alcohol.
      - Vodka, unlike most hard liquors, traditionally is taken w/meals. I think, Vic, that's why - tinear 12:17:57 12/10/13 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Next stop - cognac with no color and no smell. posted by Victor Khomenko on November 30, 2013 at 13:07:37
        
        it is ice-chilled: any vestige of taste would interfere with the delicate flavor of� caviar?
      - You mean White Lightening? Plenty around here.* - Billy Wonka 14:20:21 12/01/13 (2)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Next stop - cognac with no color and no smell. posted by Victor Khomenko on November 30, 2013 at 13:07:37
        
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        Stuff with no flavor? That's Patrick's department! - Victor Khomenko 06:28:37 12/02/13 (1)
        
        In Reply to: RE: You mean White Lightening? Plenty around here.* posted by Billy Wonka on December 01, 2013 at 14:20:21
        
        I once brought him some real man's vodka, and that nearly killed him!
        
        I have never thought of vodka as straight drinking whiskey - violinist3 14:23:20 12/16/13 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Stuff with no flavor? That's Patrick's department! posted by Victor Khomenko on December 02, 2013 at 06:28:37
        
        Maybe I'm wrong but it doesn't seem like straight shots of scotch, tequilla, or bourbon.
        Grey goose to me doesn't seem like straight drinking stuff. If that's one of the best maybe I better move on.

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