Vodka

Vodka is the most neutral spirit we carry, and traditionally lacks a distinctive character, aroma, taste or color. Its origin dates from the 14th century in Russia and its name is derived from Voda, meaning ‘water’ in Russian. Vodka is the most popular selling individual spirit in the United States, all but replacing gin as the base in the much-loved Martini. Vodka can be produced from potatoes, grains, corn, wheat or even items such as grapes.