Beluga Noble Premium Russian Vodka, 70cl, 40% ABV

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The rye undergoes triple distillation and two filtration steps using egg whites and charcoal. Aside from its strong rye flavor, we were overwhelmed by its wild herbs and smoothness. The nose is clean with faint wisps of lemon and spice. There is something else in the air as well, a very soft aroma which seems very vaguely sweet and herbal, and at the same time very vaguely like fresh cereal porridge (made with milk). As I sip the Vodka, I am very impressed. I taste very lightly sweet flavours of lemon and citrus zest as well as a very gentle spiciness. The aftertaste is vaguely sweet reminding my of honey or cane syrup, and I taste a very light maltiness which is very appealing. I let my shot glass warm up in my hands and continued to sip, and the clean character of the Vodka remained. It was not until I was sipping at room temperature that I noticed any metallic aftertaste or detrimental characteristics. Usually Vodka breaks down at warmer temperatures faster than this, even the Super Premium Vodkas. Taking a Shot 18/20 Beluga Noble, Beluga Gold Line, Beluga Allure, Beluga Transatlantic, Beluga Celebration, Beluga Epicure by Lalique Interestingly enough, Beluga vodka also contains other special ingredients (in extremely small quantities) such as honey, oat extract, and Silybum Marianum (milk thistle) extract. The addition of minute quantities of special ingredients is consistent with what I know of traditional European production methods where each distilled vodka has its own recipe and its own special ingredients. It is these special ingredients used in very small proportions which contribute to the individual character of each Vodka. (By small quantities I really do mean small; typically these extra ingredients are measured in parts per million.)

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Russian standard Imperia is a premium vodka made using the most advanced distillation process and quartz crystal filtration. I decided to repeat the experience the next day with a warmer glass poured at room temperature. The vodka was much spicier and there was what I would call a zesty aftertaste which carried lightly bitter metallic flavour. Having said that, the Beluga Vodka, at room temperature. is smoother and tastes better than a lot of other vodkas taste when chilled. Out for Dinner 18/20 Why We Like It: Russia produces premium quality vodka, and one of the best Russian vodka brands with excellent value for money is Smirnoff Vodka.

Beluga

Beluga hails from Russia, but beyond this there’s plenty about its production that remains rather mysterious. It is distilled from grain in Western Siberian distillery founded in 1900, filtered through quartz sand and silver, and cut with water from a Siberian spring. The company says it is distinguished “by using a preciously calibrated distillation ritual, which gives its vodka a pure enrichment of high quality taste.” Also of note: It’s a straight vodka, but it includes a few additives, apparently in small proportions, including honey, oat extract, and Silybum marianum extract (you know it as the milk thistle). More on that later. Of all the vodkas it is the least pure of all, in the sense that despite having been distilled twice and then filtered with sand and silver filters, what finally emerges are the ingredients they used to flavor it, namely honey, milk thistle. and oats.

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The Russian vodka is made from wheat and rye (premium Russian ingredients) that undergoes five rounds of the distillation process. The vodka is made from the finest white winter wheat, six times distilled for purity and crispiness. Elementary nose, but for “a simple vodka” it is very extrovert with aromas of candied cereals, vanilla, cream, a couple of aromatic herbs, honey of course and very light spiciness. Not that it’s a perfume bomb, but at least it tries. Good persistence. What does Beluga Noble Russian vodka taste like? We enjoyed the neat vodka; it is one of the best creamy, smooth, and spotless vodkas we have ever had. 8. Mamont Siberian Vodka

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In May 2016, Beluga partnered with Summergate Fine Wine & Spirits to be the exclusive importer and distributor of the brand in Greater China. [4] Why We Like It: Husky vodka is an unassuming and clean vodka from Siberia and is one of the best vodkas with a mid-range price point and great mixability. Stoli is made from Russian wheat and rye and boasts a smooth, clean flavor profile with distinct notes of citrus at the end. Unlike other vodkas, thanks to their smoothness, you can drink Stoli without harshness. 1. Beluga Noble Russian Vodka Beyond this, the vodka is fairly simple, with not a lot of additional characteristics to be discovered. That isn’t altogether a bad thing, as vodka is supposed to be “neutral”— but if your tastes err toward the sweeter side of life, and you have a bit of money to burn, Beluga Noble is worth a shot. (Note: Do not confuse this with Beluga Gold Vodka, an even more upscale bottling, not reviewed here.)

Beluga Noble Premium Russian Vodka, 70cl, 40% ABV

Few words are pre-loaded with luxury the way beluga is. Trump is another, but there was already a vodka with that name on the market (now defunct). Every bottle from the brand is filled with a medium-bodied palate with talc, pastry frosting, citrus, and a well-balanced pepper fade.After multiple distillations, charcoal filters it four times to strip off impurities and craft a clean, crisp, smooth vodka. The final product is a bit sweet and has rich flavor notes of orange peel, white pepper, vanilla, wheat, and rye. Why We Like It: Mamont Siberian Vodka caught our attention because of its mammoth tusk-shaped vessel that you will not find in other vodka brands. Russians call the spirit “bread wine” because it smells and tastes like rye bread. 3. Russian Standard Platinum To know what vodka’s ancestors taste like, try this rare product, [Polugar Classic Vodka” – Slava Borisov, Head Bartender in Chicago