The newest vodka on this list, Vodka Mariette is made in Bordeaux, using French wheat and pure spring water. This luxury vodka is on the high end of the price spectrum, so it should be saved for very dry martinis, where the vodka can really shine through. Distilled nine times, it boasts a silky taste and an exceptionally long finish. Jean-Marc XO Vodka is distilled in the Cognac region of France, and offers a floral bouquet for the nose. In addition, they have a wide selection of flavored vodka, making this distillery a great go-to for any vodka lover. Cîroc is also distilled five times for ultimate smoothness.
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This is good news for gluten free folks and all other takers, as the fruit enriches the slightly sweet taste. Most vodka is made with grain, but Cîroc distills their vodka with the finest French grapes.
Kirkland’s Vodka has a similar slightly sweet taste, is smoother going down, and is a heck of a lot cheaper. The rumor isn’t true, but if you’re forking over the money for Grey Goose you should consider heading to Costco instead. The Costco-only brand comes from the same valley in France and uses the same water supply, so it’s easy to see how folks got carried away into conspiracy theory land. Kirkland Signature Five Times Distilled American VodkaĪ while ago there was a rumor going around that the Kirkland’s vodka brand was just repackaged Grey Goose. The country is home to a wide range of excellent vodkas. France, despite its reputation as wine-country, seems determined to establish itself as a power in the vodka world.
The word ‘vodka,’ is so evocative of Russia that it’s hard to remember that other countries brew vodka, too.
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