Popular Vodka Brands Ranked From Worst To Best

[@kailexx1962]

Tito's is good, but my "go to" is Stolichnaya Elit (made in Lithuania). Its a really smooth pour.

[@silencedogood5766]

Latvia not Lithuania and Smirnoff is made in Illinois USA

[@kailexx1962]

@@silencedogood5766 you're right. It was made in Latvia

[@silencedogood5766]

@@kailexx1962 I learned that the hard way after buying out all my local stores supply 🤣 oh well I have enough Stoli for life now :)

[@homerc9101]

Stoli is $9 in my country and grey goose is $30, stoli is just great for it's price, and for me is hard to justify buying other stuff.

[@vaggelis3487]

9$????Where are you from?

[@homerc9101]

@@vaggelis3487 Chile.

[@mplovecraft]

Grey Goose is also clearly the inferior vodka to Stoli, so no one in their right mind should get GG. Especially not at that price.

[@budpool4835]

Stoli is 19.99 for the 1.75 bottle all the time at Albertsons.

[@gregorywilson3318]

☯️

[@nasticanasta]

you can buy Luksasowa from Poland, real potato vodka, for about $15 a fifth...there's also Grande Teton potato vodka about the same price, both triple filtered...the rest is all grain alcohol

[@1mattadams]

I love that stuff.

[@senatorturkey5332]

Grand Teton is one my two favorite vodkas (the other being Prairie). Mostly I find them bad or neutral, but those two are delicious.

[@AaronSmith-kr5yf]

Luksasowa is legit, it tastes just a wee bit "different" from good quality grain vodka, not more bite per se, it feels a bit "thicker" going down. Its great vodka, just a bit different from Stoli, Grey Goose(great but way overpriced IMO), etc

[@b6983832]

There are two types of vodka in the market. First one is the neutral spirit with no taste, which is popular in markets where vodka is not traditional. Second one is traditional, which is preferred in places like Poland or Russia, where the taste of grain (or potato) should be there. An average US consumer would normally consider the traditional kind of vodka somewhat harsh in taste and smell.

[@a.b3428]

Personally my favourite is spodlica wisniowa (cherry spodlica) its cheap at like £15 a bottle, tastes really good and is one of the older polish brands of pure or flavoured wodka.

[@kennethallenhines7241]

Stoli is a great every day vodka!! Crater Lake is my martini vodka, really good a little pricey especially when compared to Stoli. Good video.

[@Z3V5B0]

Being Russian I was taught proper vodka should derive from wheat and rye. That leaves Tito's out. Sip on Beluga Gold. 😊

[@jamesavdelis6610]

Who carries it?

[@Z3V5B0]

@@jamesavdelis6610 Hi James. I'm in Ct. Place in West Hartford called Wine and more. Good luck

[@nasticanasta]

Agreed about the Russian vodka..I don't like the wheat, i think it's a little harsh, but the rye vodka is smooth

[@vitaliypro8441]

Being Russian Ive never heard of any proper vodka definition. Vodka is vodka and there really nothing to it. Ones I discovered whiskey I understood how terrible vodka is

[@Z3V5B0]

@@vitaliypro8441 Watch your blood pressure with many years of whiskey though. 😡

[@ellisjames7192]

The "best" vodka is the one that YOU like. It is personal.

[@UserUser-ww2nj]

If you can find it try ''Nemiroff'' peppered vodka . Vodka with chilis and honey in it . They also make another with cranberry juice but its a bit sweet for my taste , the birch flavoured one is nice as well , Currently haver a Ukrainian vodka , ''Hlibny Dar'' , 1.75 litres for about $14 . You are probably thinking is garbage at that price but its smoother than Smirnoff

[@deepmead6086]

@@UserUser-ww2nj exactly

[@99rollo99]

@@UserUser-ww2nj yeah, smirnoff stopped being a good vodka a few years back ago...

[@FlipsterFlipinoy]

Some people like the congeners and flavourants in cheap vodka. More power to them!

[@joeyboedeker7205]

Exactly.

[@holeindanssock156]

Im telling yall right now. For the price, and quality.... You *CANT* beat Stolichnaya..... Period.

[@holeindanssock156]

@D P incorrect, price is way higher for around the same quality

[@nl3712]

Agreed

[@michaeldoerksen2841]

Stoli Elite is godly premium vodka as well

[@dalerockwell2226]

Try Wheatley, if you can find it. You won't be disappointed.

[@tuvia4082]

An old man once told me: "if they have to flavor vodka, it's not vodka". Also also, where is Monopolowa potato based vodka?

[@brucecoleman7412]

I tried that once and it was great! Now I can’t find it anywhere.

[@davidh9844]

Monopolowa with buffalo grass!

[@scottlathrop66]

I met Tito several years ago and he is an awesome guy.

[@StevenGrahamHypnotherapist]

Ketel One is very good and so is Tito’s but their affinity for dogs and rescuing them is what won me over to Tito’s vodka from now on.

[@trevorgwelch7412]

Best Polish Vodka : Luksusowa . ✨✨✨✨✨✨

[@MrDobberdude]

Sobieski is excellent as well

[@jasonrowe344]

It would be the only potato 🥔 vodka on the list. Pleasant front with a hint of vanilla and a clean finish.

[@Mark-zu6oz]

It is very good, but Chopin is my favorite.

[@Rick-hn9mz]

Trevor , please don't tell anyone else about it or the price will go sky high

[@1888bry]

Much better than the famous brands of any country.

[@MrButch-ls8vl]

I like a Polish potato vodka called Luksusawa ... very smooth and very reasonably priced.

[@WilliamCloud9]

I agree!!

[@madcane19]

@@WilliamCloud9 I agree as well, hands down our favorite !!!

[@schmidt776]

Żubrówka is another Polish vodka worth a try. Goes down really well with apple juice

[@darekkinasz8933]

try White Lady-Biala Dama from Lancut and never drink potato vodka:)

[@marius7098]

If you could find J.A Baczewski vodka you would be blown away.

[@craigt5906]

I’ve tried them all except New Amsterdam and Titos is #1 best tasting and best VALUE it’s pretty much all Ive drank past 10 years

[@Phobero]

Smirnoff, Wyborowa, Absolut. Can't go wrong with any of those.

[@sagemenson]

Ah, Wyborowa! I would have to put that in a class above the others. Good Polish vodka is very very good vodka.

[@sagemenson]

@ItsStillRealToMe DamnIt Been there. So wrong. All of them.

[@Ticutzugoodfella]

Stoli, RS and Minsk cause I have a russian shop arround the corner... Would love to taste Tito's but can't find it here. This top is very american but not bad at all.

[@hozer3393]

My wife and I were really fond of Stoli chocolate raspberry which sadly is no longer available. We loved to mix it in with our favorite hot chocolate on a cold winter night.

[@cindismith4342]

I was glad to see Grey Goose toward the bottom of the list. It's overrated and just doesn't taste very well. I was also glad to see Stoli near the top of the list. To me, it's the best, although it seems that I should give Tito's a try. I was disappointed to see that Svedka didn't make the list at all It's my second choice. Svedka is a decent vodka. Smooth and consistant, it's good over ice or mixed. Shame for not mentioning it. It's MUCH better than either Absolut OR Smirnoff, in my humble opinion.

[@mplovecraft]

GG is a slightly sub par vodka at a very high price. It's not bad, there's plenty of worse ones out there but it's not good either.

[@bigdaddympd]

Agree 100%, I discovered Tito's before it "hit big", and started telling all my friends. It's so great for such a good value...and ANY mixed drink is just amazing with Tito's. Tito's and Tonic, Tito's and Citrus Soda, Tito's Cosmos, Tito's Dirty and Clean Martini's...it's all just amazing. BTW, if you want a GREAT Vanilla Vodka, just get some quality vanilla extract, and mix to taste...it's amazing. I often use my Soda Stream to make "cream soda" with quality vanilla extract and simple syrup, and THAT is an amazing drink...Tito's and Cream Soda!

[@TheTruth-69]

Yep Tito's or Stoli are my go to!

[@josefernandoquintoaragon7648]

I definitely love Chopin gluten free, potato vodka from Poland. I'm Mexican and i grew up with tequila and mezcal. I never going to change that. But Chopin is my other option for vodkas

[@IDontKnow-bb6mt]

Chopin is a great Vodka!

[@trgoohileshea2820]

Smirnoff used to be the most valuable liquor brand on the planet! It was the number 1 spirit sold in the world.

[@technojunkindatrunk]

PLUS…… it’s gluten free for those of us gluten sensitive!

[@kevint7649]

Was waiting for Finlandia. Definitely ranking higher than Absolute which is saying something

[@johnconnell9836]

Sobieski is my vodka of choice. 100% rye distillate. It's incredibly smooth. Awesome price point too. Around $20 for a 1.75 ltr.

[@robertbasiewicz452]

My favorite vodka is Sobieski

[@leanne4408]

What the hell? That is so cheap.... that would be around $90 or more in Australia for that size.

[@johnconnell9836]

@@leanne4408 The store that I get it from buys it in bulk.

[@johnconnell9836]

@@leanne4408 Look at it this way, living in Australia, you're provided with free health care and a solid education. Plus you don't have armed people walking the streets. Those who are in charge here in the US want to keep us medicated. I would trade places with you any day. I would be happy to pay that amount. Plus I'd probably drink much less!!

[@leanne4408]

@@johnconnell9836 agreed 100%. 🙏😊. It is the best country, maybe you should move here 🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞.

[@carolyn4153]

I am impressed that you said Stolichnaya correctly. For me either Absolut or Stoli. Cheers

[@carolynnmathisen8754]

I use Tito’s to make my vanilla extract. Marinate organic vanilla beans for at least six months. This vodka doesn’t change the flavor 😉

[@TheSleepingonit]

Using wild turkey for my vanilla

[@wilsonbelle6600]

Prolly better than the Phillips I use for the same thing. Popov does NOT work, unless you like a mealy hint of potato to your vanilla.

[@MarioGonzalez-yq3gw]

I completely agree with Grey Goose being too expensive at the $60 dollar price point.... but two things 1) I find it for $40 for a HANDLE size at Total Wine now. Much better price, 2) It does not deserve the rampant hate it gets. It's a smooth Vodka. It's not my favorite, but it's for sure in the rotation. Favorite is Stoli Elit!

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Vancouver Deal

[@enolagay6930]

Tito is always there where I need him. Good guy without being burned

[@seangonzalez9025]

My friend Carey Fong made the design for the Vodka bottle Belvedere. He did the Pepsi bottle design where it looks like grey scratches but it’s actually ice cubes. He also did the Versace jeans box with the belt going around it. We were logo design artist for a company in Berkeley called Addis Group. We had a lot of accounts back then form Honey Nut Cheerios to the Del Monte fruit and wine bottle designs.

[@doradodude140]

Very cool !

[@marisarhodes2446]

I drew a picture of an apple once.

[@seangonzalez9025]

@@marisarhodes2446 That’s a start. Lol! Doesn’t matter. It can be a square. You made it. It’s art❤️

[@seshadrisrinath]

Surprised platinum and western son didn't make the list. But Tito's definitely is awesome as well.

[@GrinderCB]

Good list. I like to try different things, but Russian Standard is my go-to vodka for sipping with a twist of lime. Smirnoff is my favorite general mixing vodka as well. I've found "top pop" brands like Absolut, Stoli and Crystal Head to be overrated. Vodka Wybarowa was terrific back in the day but I haven't seen any in years.

[@IDontKnow-bb6mt]

If you like Russian Standard then you need to try their higher end versions called Imperia. Very good stuff.

[@mplovecraft]

I like both Stoli and Absolut, but there's no reason to pay for premium vodka. You can find a decent, inoffensive vodka under $10 and it will be absolutely great once everything is mixed.

[@makerl1fe388]

You recommend wibarowa? I seen the bottle on the shelves in Romania but it was quite cheap. Thought it’s just ethanol at 8 dollars for 0.7 liters

[@AaronSmith-kr5yf]

Didn't mention my favorite vodka, Svedka. Just as smooth and flavorless as other great vodkas like Absolute, Ketel One, Stoli, etc Except its a good $5-15 cheaper a 5th in my neck of the woods. Although if I weren't such a tightwad, I do like Stoli a wee bit better. Some of that might be the marketing/where its made, its the real deal Russian stuff, made in the same distillery today that originally opened under Czar Nicholas II in Moscow.

[@shanecomeback8296]

love Svedka

[@waynegirard269]

Stoli is distilled in Russia. It has added sugar to smooth out the finish.

[@SA-92552]

I totally agree. Svedka is my favorite.

[@rsg9248]

I recall the comments of a Russian college exchange student when ask to give his opinion of some of the “smooth” vodkas popular in the U.S. “You know, it’s supposed to burn!” I completely agree. Vodka should not taste like water (Grey Goose and Belvedere come to mind). Stoli is my favorite. Cold and straight!

[@a.b3428]

Yeah vodka is meant to have a burn, if it has no burn it's either - too weak and literally water, or its favoured reducing the burn (spodlica wisniowa is my favourite flavoured)

[@brianw3415]

I'll just stick to Russian Standard as my go to. Then toss in the occasional Finlandia and Sobieski.

[@albertkowalski5629]

What a terrible list. Where is Żubrówka? Where is Finlandia? Sobieski? Chopin? Wyborowa? Most of the vodkas in this video are not even popular.

[@JOz-il2cr]

Lmfao

[@jimhester6952]

Luksusowa, true potato vodka, fair price, great on the rocks!

[@1mattadams]

Hard to believe it but it’s only distilled 3x.

[@Cjinglaterra]

That's my go-to. $21.99 for a 1.75 and it's about as good as any I've had.

[@Carnidoc]

👍No grains no round up

[@stooge81]

Have to agree on Tito's at #1. Clean, perfect with club soda and lime.

[@jeffhenderson934]

Never been much of a “drinker”, so when a bartender suggested “Tito’s”, I thought, “Mexican vodka. Why not? They’ve done some terrific things with tequila.” I bought a bottle for my dad to try. His comment was- “Jeff, I don’t know how to tell you this. There was a mixup at labor & delivery. You actually belong to a rich. We’ve been looking for your real parents since you were born.” (I think he considers Tito’s expensive)

[@birdman1128]

Named after a man who stood up to Stalin

[@danielledragoni4107]

My experience with pinnacle and smirnoff is hangover in a glass.

[@darrensauceda8152]

So true . 7 times distilled for me. No handover

[@Georgie48]

Have Pinnacle, Smirnoff, and 7X on my shelf, at 73 never drink enough to have a hangover. Had forgot about the excellent RS , likely because out of my price range. Drinking vodka straight may feel good, but I saw people die from it at an early age thus a life long lesson. Enjoy just enough!

[@reigncanevodka]

You should give me a try, we charcoal filter our distillate for 3.5 days to remove impurities left over after distillation. It’s an express step, but we’ll worth it.

[@CRuf-qw4yv]

@@darrensauceda8152 It removes the congeners....or heads (like methanol, isopropanol, and other low boilers that boil off between 143 and 170 degrees F)...then stop recovering distillate, (173) after around 200 degrees F when the tails (fusils) start coming over. You want as much of the distillate heart (173 - 200) as possible. Much of todays' cheaper vodkas are fortified...meaning grain neutral spirits have been added.

[@dennissalvatore3485]

@@darrensauceda8152 nohandover

[@tedszweb5268]

I think Skyy deserves to be on this list , also I regularly drink the Kirkland American at home as it is by far the best for its $ I have found. But now I will try the French Kirkland.

[@brianblack546]

Shyy is a sure headache for me.

[@bellaevans3043]

I've been hearing about some Vodka causing head aches. Does the brand have anything to do with it. Or how much you drink. I usually drink only 2 shots. Then go back to my Beer.

[@slocumb1270]

They all give hangovers, but Skyy gives the least severe for me. Smirnoff the worst.

[@TheVortexAge]

As a bartender absolut is the go to, great vodka at a brilliant price and the flavours help mixology. If you're looking for cheaper I always recommend Russian Standard no tricks no burn inoffensive and cheaper than almost anything else.

[@haydenjones2788]

What about taaka or Popov? Lol

[@nomdeguerre7265]

It's vodka. The idea is that it has no taste. I like Russian Standard, straight from the freezer. The next best thing is just Ever-clear 190 with ice.... No pretense at all.

[@michaelwertzy9808]

Open a bottle of "3 Olives" and no matter what flavor they claim it's supposed be, it's a common scent among women (maybe of course men) it's "nail polish remover" also the solvent used in nail polish! That's why ACETONE & KETONE works so well! Nothing short of pulling the nails off completely will get this highly flammable solvent diminish.

[@ThatRascalMerlin]

Whaat? No Finlandia? NO Krolewska? BEST-VODKAS-EV-ER! This list is incomplete!

[@hbwhitmore878]

The best one by far is only available in DE, VA, and MD - might be a few other places in that area but it's coming on strong. It is the smoothest I've ever had, it has a taste, it's made from corn but the taste is Pure Clean vodka. Scotty's vodka!. Look for it. You won't go back. Regularly beats Tito's in blinds.

[@leffler2]

Tito’s is a great sipping vodka!

[@ezdropper68]

Deep Eddy peach, lemon, or lime, all great, you gotta try em for around $15 a bottle.

[@dylynblue9864]

Deep eddy is actually better than Tito's for significantly less. I can get a 1.75 of deep eddy's for $20. Tito's just keeps going up in price. They're both made in Texas, deep eddy's is such a slept on vodka.

[@MrSimi71]

Russian Standard should definitely be near the top of this list.

[@alekseyaleshintsev9841]

agree

[@simonwinter8839]

Absolutely, Russian Standard is the only vodka I buy. Cheers !!

[@daveconte9884]

Svedka is a very high-quality reasonably priced vodka; I did a blind taste test which was easy because I’m actually blind and I couldn’t tell the difference between it and absolute vodka

[@haydenjones2788]

If your blind how the hell did you type this?

[@daveconte9884]

@@haydenjones2788 I guess you never heard of accessibility on an iPhone; my phone reads text to me and I use dictation to type replies to nimrods like you! You’re not a very smart person, are you?

[@fitgraphisva]

Obviously, this is all subjective, so buyer beware. It is interesting to note that, about 15 years ago, the New York Times Food Section published a double-blind taste test among three "experts" in the field. All three...unanimously...selected Smirnoff as the purest, most flavor-free of the lot...and all three were shocked when they selected a middle-shelf vendor as their favorite. Since I am no aficionado, Smirnoff has become my "house" vodka...and I've had no complaints.

[@lenmcbeer8505]

I find that hard to believe. Smirnoff very much has a taste to it, I can even pic it out when made into a mixed drink. Not a fan of it. If you want a clean tasting budget vodka, try Svedka. Clean taste, no discernable flavor, no bite to it and very affordable. You're welcome.

[@nomdeguerre7265]

Smirnoff Blue, second best to Russian Standard....

[@petertuckergoettler5720]

"Russian Vodka" (Smirnoff) Is The Best! Merci.

[@csnide6702]

Luksosowa is the best - especially when you consider price.

[@misko7482]

very true if you like potato vodka, tremendous value

[@jamesmendonca2900]

I just went to the liquor store and bought Tito's Handmade Vodka after watching this video. It tastes really good. Thank you, Mashed.

[@cpprcrk1833]

Thank God someone else feels like I do about Grey Goose ! It's overpriced swill IMO. I'll happily stick with my Absolut .

[@lavanderwilliams794]

Same here. The standard of vodkas, in both price and quality.

[@jernigan007]

Stoli #1. Absolut/Smirnoff #2. Heard good things about ALL Kirkland , just never tried. Currently sober.

[@patrickbranin7065]

Stoli is excellent; I think Russian Standard is better, though...

[@MrDobberdude]

RS is excellent

[@ricoviselli]

+1

[@vaggelis3487]

Potemkin

[@simonwinter8839]

Russian Standard in my opinion is the best. Cheers !!

[@Juan-qz4eg]

Russki standart is the best for squatting gopniks

[@davidwood-g2o]

You got Grey Goose where it belongs.....never saw VOX which is way high on any list..... Russian Standard is really good also.

[@taghiwood]

I have my 3 S, Stoli, Skyy, Svedka, great Vodkas, great prices.

[@donaldclay9535]

Skyy.

[@lizkearsing325]

My favorite is SVEDKA !🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪

[@My6091]

@@lizkearsing325 Ketel is my favorite but Svedka is my second and what I usually drink because it's so cheap. It's extremely underrated.

[@mitchk2981]

Wyborowa, Luksusowa. The real potato based vodka taste comes through and these are usually very reasonable. I have been drinking vodka since before most of the influencers behind most current popular brands were born. As to flavors, there is a restaurant in LA, Traktir, that makes its own infusions and sells a flight of six shots for about $20. I seriously suggest you go there and get it with some amazing classic Russian food.

[@wp1432]

Its sad that the Russian Standard didn't made into the list

[@reeingre]

Or Kremlin Award. The best vodka I ever had.

[@ricoviselli]

+1

[@offshore4848]

Was turned on to Russian Standard by a Russian while working in the UK, ( I used to slam Stoly in the BA lounge Heathrow) anyhow Boris turned me on to it, he said it was medicine and I've been drinking it since, 10+ years, the best !

[@ricoviselli]

@@offshore4848 I first had RS in St Petersburg while on a cruise, we stopped for a typical Russian dinner and each of 10 settings at the table had a shot of RS waiting as we sat down. I proposed a toast and only I and another gent toasted with the vodka, we soon found out that none of our table mates would try the vodka so we lined up four more shots each. The servers were so impressed that the two of us had 5 shots lined up that they gave us extra caviar to enjoy with each shot of the RS.

[@offshore4848]

@@ricoviselli nice

[@william5159]

I agree with all of this review. I would emphatically recommend Deep Eddy, as well. It is perhaps the best vodka I have ever had. Give it a try. And, if you like an interesting twist, try buffalo grass vodka… sounds odd but it’s great!

[@sldgerrit]

you are so right zubrowka wodka is the best

[@dylynblue9864]

Deep eddy's is made in Texas just like Tito's and its way better. At $20 for a 1.75 it's hard to beat. Tito's goes up in price like every year. Belvedere I'd say is best on this list. It's hard to beat polish potato vodka's.

[@ICONICPARIS]

Deep Eddy Lemon is DELISH

[@AlbertNurick]

Yep. Deep Eddy > Tito’s.

[@neilcharles2520]

Deep Eddy is the original Tito's ,owned by Tito's brother Eddy....they changed the formula when Tito sold out to a big company.

[@midnitekreapa8372]

Where's Russian Standard? No Beluga? Beluga is super smooth, not expensive and easy to drink

[@ЯрославМосеев-я8е]

Beluga is excellent

[@rowauthority]

I enjoy your lists, and I "almost" agree with it ... with two caveats: 1. I will never understand how Absolute Vodka enjoys the popularity that it does. I find it uninteresting on (any?) every level. 2. While I understand you couldn't rank every Vodka on the market, I think you missed a very important segment. Two wonderful Polish potato Vodkas that should not be overlooked by someone who really enjoys Vodka are "Luksusowa" and "Żubrówka". If you haven't tried them, you should.

[@oneangrybird723]

Stoli and tonic wit a lemon the best smooth operator

[@BG-oj6zt]

Russian standard is a great vodka at a great price should be top of the list. Greygoose is my favourite premium vodka.

[@simonwinter8839]

Couldn't agree more about Russian Standard. It's the only vodka I buy. Cheers !!

[@derekfancett8218]

At its price Russian Standard is excellent, why is it not on this list ? Not available in the USA ? As a Brit, in the premium range, I'd mention Chase Vodka, distinctive flavour and made from potatoes. Personally dislike Grey Goose intensely.

[@simonwinter8839]

@@derekfancett8218 Yep,Russian Standard perpetually on offer it would seem at Sainsbury's. Cheers !!

[@johnpietros9439]

I like gray goose

[@simonwinter8839]

@@johnpietros9439 l have never tried Grey Goose but I'll give it a go !!

[@codered6938]

“Who paid us the most” ahh ranking

[@robertmccready7390]

I agree russian standard should have had a show here

[@sarahdoanpeace3623]

I can’t stand vodka BUT most of my friends and my mother do enjoy it occasionally therefore I keep Grey Goose, Kettle One and flavored New Amsterdam on hand for them. Mom always liked Stoli when I was growing up and the very few sips of Vodka I’ve had I prefer GG or Tito’s. I actually don’t drink alcohol at all now (just a personal preference and value, not a religious or addiction related related decision) but appreciate videos about what others like!

[@camerenrandi]

sobieski is my vodka of choice

[@rich_t]

It's better than Absolut or Tito's believe me. And it's $10.99/750ml, that's a steal.

[@MrDobberdude]

Best bang for your buck in the world

[@MrDobberdude]

Vodka is colorless, odorless, flavorless, neutral grain spirit. The only purpose is to enhance and not detract a mixer....As such anybody that pays more than the $10 Sobieski costs is either ignorant or showing off

[@Rick-ne9os]

it is nicer to you the next day than any other vodka I have consumed...it is a very good vodka for a great price

[@ginafriend1690]

We all have our difference. Grey Goose Martinis and Smirnoff for flavored cocktails, over here!

[@logano9930]

Pinnacle wipped cream vodka is amazing

[@shania5591]

My personal favourite is Smirnoff. It's also the most popular in my country. For a litre bottle, it's around £20 in my local shop. Not bad.

[@frankvanluijn7989]

I recently discovered Partisan. A Belarussian vodka of 50%. Absolutely great and affordable.

[@aptorres01]

Great wrk guys thank you

[@BrianD3185]

I agree, Grey Goose definitely over priced. The Kirkland French version, does have a slightly different taste than Grey Goose, but is excellent in taste especially for the $20 price tag for a 1.75L bottle. I always drift back to Tito's which is awesome in every aspect.

[@theresamnsota3925]

Reyka is my go to.

[@edwardpate6128]

Stoli is my all time favorite!

[@georgiarobinson8890]

all of these are grain try a real potato vodka the poles make one

[@islandon22]

I am a fan of Belvedere Vodka. It is a bit pricey, but it is the best all purpose vodka for Straight, or mixed in drinks like Martinis or Gibson's. Shouldn't be wasted on a Vodka & Grapefruit. Smirnoff is fine for that.

[@FatsquatchPNW]

Don't knock the Kirkland Signature American vodka. The taste and quality are on par with Absolut, but at half the price. Here in western Washington, at the nearest booze emporium you can expect to pay $28 for a 1.75l bottle of Absolut, and that's before sales tax and state liquor tax, which run the price up to $43. The KS American is $22 for a 1.75l *AFTER* sales and state liquor taxes. That's a pretty screaming deal. FTR, I drink my vodka over rocks with either no mixer or a small squirt of Crystal Light or Mio if I'm craving a hint of sweetness.

[@richardgabinelli7805]

I agree Kirkland signature the best bank for the buck I have found.

[@ManOnFire071781]

You guys HAVE to try Deep Eddy's. It is truly exceptional and their flavored varieties are clearly above the competition. Once you go Deep Eddy's, you won't go back.

[@stevel6895]

My favorite vodka is called bourbon ...

[@joes8473]

My mother in law loved so I got it for her. Here in SEA we have Kulov made by Red Bull that is smooth and better than most. It is also priced right to attract Expats.. $13 for a liter

[@RCSTILE]

I thought this was supposed to be an article on vodka not fruit juice.

[@lcoleman6046]

😂😂

[@tonyl4438]

🍻😂😂😂

[@brianjennings1624]

Millennials koolaid list

[@RCSTILE]

@@brianjennings1624 I agree

[@drzarkov39]

No Żubrowska? The Third biggest selling vodka world-wide.

[@BryanMinnix]

Crystal Head and Tito's are both very good but I was surprised to see Ciroc so low on the list as it is my personal favorite. Taste is subjective. This was a good list.

[@madcane19]

I came to see if our favorite Luksusawa made this list, absolutely love this vodka. bummed it wasn't listed

[@CirkuitBreaker]

you didn't put Russian Standard or Chopin on this list?

[@steveburton9242]

Russian Standard every time.

[@JoeyRamonAllones]

Chopin Potato Vodka is my go to vodka. What's not to like? It's from the birthplace of vodka, Poland.

[@ronmurphy1123]

There is a gross chemical aftertaste in greygoose, kirkland, and absolute. Smirnoff triple 7, titos, and stolichnaya are my go to but personal preferance.

[@davidsaul2707]

All the vodkas that you prefer consistently beat Grey Goose, Belvedere, kettle one, etc., in blind tasting competitions by industry professionals. You’re not crazy you’re just correct.

[@richardmerriam7044]

How about Svedka? Great stuff.

[@BigJon410]

And it is reasonable priced.

[@richardmerriam7044]

@@BigJon410 May be hard to believe, but Jenkins is not a bad daily swill. Damn sight better than say, Zhenka! (I know, folks are now choking...)

[@Remoniq]

Good to know that the Crystal Head vokda I have waiting for me for next year isn't any bad vodka.

[@Ukraine2011]

Forgot about Finlandia 😭

[@stefanboster5728]

For the money, Platinum 7X or 10X is incredibly smooth, & goes well with my favorite mixer, Ginger Beer..

[@lennartbeat]

I´m from Estonia (in vodka belt) and 14 euros per L is enough for perfect experience.Stoli is above that price point and made by Latvian neighbors

[@Buffalosabskis]

I recommend Moskovskaya it’s made by Stoli and in Latvia, but is kind of like a “budget” product. I find it is still very good.

[@TGFMusic]

I’ve never seen a top list as close to 100% as this. Just blew my mind. And all the comments seem to agree. Stoli is the educated drinkers cheap go-to. Titos is the Vodka for everything else. It’s the closest to tasteless as I’ve personally tried, and the dog thing is just the cherry on top. Used to be a fan of Kettle One but mostly for show (it’s still good, just tends to be boosted in price at bars).

[@kenxiong6830]

Burnett’s and regrets!!!

[@HawklordLI]

Finlandia Mango flavor...my favorite. (Cranberry isn't bad either).

[@Bierowski]

Didn’t see Tito’s on the list for American made vodka right here in the good USA straight out of Texas!

[@talldave1000]

You should watch the entire video. It's in there.

[@huitzui]

C'mon guys, Russian Standard Vodka should be there, Gold is amazing for it's price, and Imperia, don't get me started!

[@johnr8426]

Personally, I would take Belvedere over Tito's every time.

[@dylynblue9864]

100%! Belvedere and Chopin, both polish potato vodka's are better than anything else. They don't know what they're talking about on this list.

[@wp2746]

@@dylynblue9864 pretty much true

[@misko7482]

@@dylynblue9864 Belvedere is rye...I do like it very much. Also try Sobieski, it is almost the same, half price.

[@dylynblue9864]

Mis Ko Oh, I always thought it was potato for some reason. I love it though, Chopin is my favorite. I've heard Sobieski is good I'll have to try it. Every vodka from Poland is so good. The buffalo grass one too and another cheap potato one that starts with a W I'm forgetting right now. This list sucks on here. When I saw belvedere ranked so low I quit watching. It's delicious!

[@misko7482]

@@dylynblue9864 You have excellent taste. I am Polish so a little biased.. Zubrowka (bison grass) vodka recently showed up in my part of the US. I missed it so much. It makes the best summer drink called "liquid apple pie" - just add some ice and good apple juice. It tastes exactly like apple pie with al the spice notes like cinnamon, cloves and that devine grass that last buffalos in europe feast on in north eastern Poland. One that starts with W is probably Wyborowa. It is also rye. Majority of Polish mass produced vodkas are actually rye or wheat. Notable exceptions are Chopin and Luksusowa which are potatoes. Potatoes were not the original base for vodka in Poland as it was invented way before Columbus discovered America and they became a popular crop in the old continent. They were used to make vodka much later out of scarcity and poverty. They were cheaper and more plentiful. Of course, anything made out of poverty can also become delicious. There is another non Polish vodka that I can highly recomment in the States - Reyka. It is from Iceland. Still, at about $20 I would buy Belvedere here. I agree, that list is useless.

[@Ebergerud]

Burnett's is fine for mixed drinks. Putting tonic into a boutique vodka is nuts.

[@kgboftheussr3856]

My good ol' Stoli & absolut still going strong :) You just can't beat em for bang for buck But how could you guys not include Russian Standard 👀

[@captainamericaamerica8090]

STOLI' IS RUSSIAN V.

[@shevetlevi2821]

Crystal Head is the smoothest vodka I've ever tried but too expensive for everyday use. In general if I'm having a mixed drink I'll use economy vodkas like Fleishmann's or Burnetts. If I'm making a vodka martini I'll use Ketel One, which is closely behind Crystal Head to my palate. And I agree about Grey Goose; beautiful bottle but harsh.

[@Coffeendonuts]

I like kettle much better than grey goose and it’s about 10$ less for a fifth

[@geronimowindow]

Luksusowa is a good Polish made vodka, but it's not on this list. Very smooth, doesn't scorch your mouth on the way down

[@MichaelKlusek]

agree

[@xeropunt5749]

I’m almost 50, I don’t know what sippin spirits for tastes is lol. I’ve tried to slow down & “taste” but can’t get into it. I like smooth for obvious reasons & drink it fast to start the party🥳. Helps flow with more freedom & creative expression (word association/poetry comes way easier) & lots of love focus.