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Topic suggested by Gokul on Tue Mar 2 23:26:37 .
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From: Gokul (@ 59.chicago-35.il.dial-access.att.net) on: Tue Mar 2 23:27:06

Absolutely, 'Absolut' is my favorite:-)
From: Udhaya (@ 205.218.142.217) on: Fri Mar 26 20:20:27

Tanqueray and Stolichnaya are really good Vodkas as well.
From: vodkaman (@ 128.210.124.38) on: Tue Jun 1 17:32:16

What about the much advertised 'Smirnoff'?
How do you grade these brands?
From: Udhaya (@ 205.218.142.217) on: Tue Jun 22 21:35:22

How do you grade them? Try them, see how smooth they are and see if they agree with your body the day after. Generally speaking when it comes to Vodka, the cheaper it is the coarser and harsher the stuff, it may hold true for most spirits, but especially in Vodka it's true.
From: Udhaya (@ 205.218.142.217) on: Tue Jun 22 21:36:08

Oh, forgot to mention it, Smirnoff is alright.
From: V.V.S. (@ spider-tm083.proxy.aol.com) on: Tue Dec 28 21:06:38

"Absolut"ely, guys. Cheers.
From: Tamil Babe (@ spc-isp-tor-58-22-205.sprint.ca) on: Tue Dec 26 15:35:38

Mike's Hard Lemonade... yummmy taste of Vodka
From: Raghu (@ 203.199.65.130) on: Mon Feb 5 03:02:58

Udhaya, FYI I dont know of Tanqueray vodka, only gin. As far as the 'best' vodka stakes go, these things are moot in the case of vodka (unlike whisky, beer, wine) because of its manufacturing process and composition. Vodka essentially is ethyl alcohol and pure water, nothing else. If you've got good pure ethanol and clear water youve pretty much got the ultimate vodka. Everything else is just branding for an otherwise comodified product
From: 1 (@ 202.88.235.84) on: Sat Mar 17 09:09:43

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From: researcher (@ spc-isp-tor-uas-92-40.sprint.ca) on: Sat Mar 17 19:00:21

Can someone tell me just what Vodka is? Some sort of wine?
From: Siby Koodalloor (@ 61.11.12.9) on: Sat Apr 21 05:45:29

How to blend vodka, for one pint vodka add 100ml soda and half a lemon. Now just sip on.
From: Ganesh (@ 192.237.114.65) on: Thu May 3 15:34:47

kudigara pasangal and ponnugal...
From: Ivan (@ ts004d33.nyh-ny.concentric.net) on: Mon May 28 20:46:20

Grey Goose is the best!
From: . (@ 61.11.12.9) on: Sat Jun 23 06:04:20

Some good Vodka please
From: chaitrali pathak. (@ 203.199.158.73) on: Wed Aug 8 12:14:38

send me a list of indian brands of vodka
From: Go (@ 64.124.150.145.safeweb.com) on: Wed Oct 17 02:30:28

missing vodka?
From: Go (@ 64.124.150.145.safeweb.com) on: Wed Oct 17 02:30:38

missing vodka?
From: pres (@ dia3-ppp110.emeraldis.com) on: Tue Oct 30 03:37:14

Is Abosolute or Skyy better.
Thanks
From: Pravin .M (@ 047.d.008.syd.iprimus.net.au) on: Thu Jan 31 08:58:04

Vodka is a distilled spririt drink. made from fermented potato skins( often mixed with fermented grain). its is usually double distilled. the lack of flavoursome ingredients leads to the subtle to non-existant taste of vodka. most of you wouldn't be able to tell the difference between various brands. As smootheness does not come into consideration with vodka, as it does with Malt whisky
From: ram (@ 203.124.235.137) on: Mon Mar 4 09:09:23

Smoothness also counts in Vodka.You can feel the diff. between smirnoff and the Romonov.Romonov is so harsh when you drink and you'll feel dehydrated much on the next day.Smooth vodka's won't dehydrate you much.

I like vodka b'cos it won't leave any smell or taste but I dislike it for ,it'll dehydrate you badly.
From: Pravin M (@ 120.a.004.syd.iprimus.net.au) on: Tue Mar 5 00:50:42

i think you'll find that it is the alcohol content that dehydrates you not the level of smootheness. since the alcohol of most vodka is pretty much the same, i dont see how your dehydration level should differ( mind over matter i think!!!!)
From: Feetler (@ 24.114.150.27) on: Thu Aug 1 02:08:26

Unless vodka is flavoured you won't be able to tell a difference if it's clean and of good quality.
From: Feetler (@ 24.114.150.27) on: Thu Aug 1 02:08:31

Unless vodka is flavoured you won't be able to tell a difference if it's clean and of good quality.
From: sajjad (@ 216-236-222-198.reverse.newskies.net) on: Sun Jul 13 14:51:44

can anyone tell me the difference B/W vodka,wine ,champnge,cocktail,rum.i will be very obliged
From: Wine (@ 207.44.154.35) on: Sun Jul 13 19:44:03 EDT 2003

Be a class conscious man, vodka is a 'pichakk kAran's drink! Drink good aged Wine.
From: sunil (@ 61.95.236.162) on: Sun Aug 17 08:53:21 EDT 2003

nice guys...how abt?white mischief?
From: Sheetal (@ ac1.emirates.net.ae) on: Thu Aug 28 04:49:23 EDT 2003

Strawberry and Cream Vodka

INGREDIENTS
1 Pack of Stawberry and Cream Boiled Sweets 1 Bottle Vodka
Empty 1 bag of Polo Smoothies or Campino Strawberry boiled sweets into 3/4 of a bottle of vodka. Leave for 12 - 24 hours or until all sweets have dissolved. Chill and enjoy as shots!!!! Note: You can use pretty much any boiled sweets in the same way Wethers Original = Butterscotch Mint Imperials = Choc Mint!! Experiment and enjoy!!
From: Simon (@ dpc6682009040.direcpc.com) on: Sun Dec 7 20:59:10 EST 2003

Absolut is my favorite. You get what you pay for when it comes to vodka. Even just one shot of the cheap stuff will make me puke every time.
From: Pravin M (@ web-cache-3.ocs.mq.edu.au) on: Tue Jan 6 18:04:23 EST 2004

vodka was invented by the famous Russian Chemist Mendelev. because the russian people were getting sick from drinking various home brewed alcoholic moonshine, the government decided that it would commission Mendelev to invent an alcohol that can be mass produced and was safe to drink.

Mendelev then mixed 50% water with 50% pure ethanol(Alcohol) by weight. this produces a drink with approx 40% alcohol volume. various esters are added in minute amounts to alter the taste. the pure alcohol can be distilled from grain(absolut) or Potato peels. since only pure alcohol is used, there is no way of tasting the origins of the alcohol.

the flavour is only small amounts of esters each company adds to their mix
From: nevin (@ mcs.msd.sk.ca) on: Mon Jan 19 11:45:51 EST 2004

vodka is good
From: nevin (@ mcs.msd.sk.ca) on: Mon Jan 19 11:45:56 EST 2004

vodka is good
From: Tanicker (@ 66.69-41-242.reverse.theplanet.com) on: Thu Jan 22 02:44:54 EST 2004

i think vodka and appalam will go well!
From: quake (@ 202.68.154.19) on: Sun Jan 25 08:49:29 EST 2004

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From: Vernon Bajaj (@ d154-5-90-188.bchsia.telus.net) on: Sat Jan 31 22:42:39 EST 2004

Let me tell you guys one thing, I've sampled a lot of vodka's in my lifetime, including the fancy brands like Belvedere and grey goose but I have found they are not worth the price. Stick to absolute vodka (swedish in origin) you can't go wrong with it!
From: Vernon Bajaj (@ d154-5-90-188.bchsia.telus.net) on: Sat Jan 31 22:42:45 EST 2004

Let me tell you guys one thing, I've sampled a lot of vodka's in my lifetime, including the fancy brands like Belvedere and grey goose but I have found they are not worth the price. Stick to absolute vodka (swedish in origin) you can't go wrong with it!
From: vernon (@ d154-5-90-188.bchsia.telus.net) on: Sat Jan 31 22:43:52 EST 2004

Vodka and butter chicken a fabulous combination
From: Shel (@ telisp1c01.ml.com) on: Mon Aug 9 10:11:43 EDT 2004

What makes the LEVEL brand Absolute Vodka different from the original Absolute Vodka?
From: Shel (@ telisp1c01.ml.com) on: Mon Aug 9 10:11:49 EDT 2004

What makes the LEVEL brand Absolute Vodka different from the original Absolute Vodka?
From: HD Tivo (@ adsl-69-151-57-122.dsl.ksc2mo.swbell.net) on: Tue Aug 17 19:46:24 EDT 2004

Absolute is the best. There is no hangover after drinking.

http://www.hdtv-info.org
From: Danielle (@ xtal238.xtalwind.net) on: Fri Oct 15 21:59:51 EDT 2004

Does Skyy vodka affect your body the next morning??? I'm doing a project on Skyy Vodka and i need to know as much as i can on it can you help me out???
From: ben (@ winax23-158.dialup.optusnet.com.au) on: Mon Nov 1 23:14:54 EST 2004

vodka almost killed me i passed out of a bottle of st8 vodka, beer, champange, and cruisers i couldnt breath! anyway i like str8 vodka how can i drink it responsibly does it mix with everything?
From: I drink a little vodka (@ reed6-152-dhcp.resnet.colorado.edu) on: Fri Jan 14 19:30:44 EST 2005

WOW, you gus must not be vodka drinkers, you can TOTALLY tell the difference between good vodkas. Taste test a few in one night, and the difference will astound you. Lukswana vs. Ketel One vs. stolichnaya vs. skyy vs. smirnoff, each has it's own undertone, difference in finish, and great contrast in overtones. The smoothness is also very distinct. It takes a brash young'un to proclaim all good vodka is the same...
From: mary (@ h000f665be3d3.ne.client2.attbi.com) on: Mon Feb 21 13:56:01 EST 2005

If I have a cheaper vodka in my Martini, it will give me several side effects such as not being able to breathe and I get nautius. Which there was something less expensive than Grey Goose as that doesn't bother me...I would love to know the difference of ingredients and wish I could find something less expensive than Grey Goose with same ingredients....
From: mary (@ h000f665be3d3.ne.client2.attbi.com) on: Mon Feb 21 13:56:06 EST 2005

If I have a cheaper vodka in my Martini, it will give me several side effects such as not being able to breathe and I get nautius. Which there was something less expensive than Grey Goose as that doesn't bother me...I would love to know the difference of ingredients and wish I could find something less expensive than Grey Goose with same ingredients....
From: Al (@ ip67-95-155-10.z155-95-67.customer.algx.net) on: Tue Mar 29 17:19:38 EST 2005

Try Utimate Vodka (from Poland) if so inclined. Pricey yes, ($35-$50) but nothing I've had compares...including Ketel One, Grey Goose, Stoly etc.
From: Al (@ ip67-95-155-10.z155-95-67.customer.algx.net) on: Tue Mar 29 17:19:44 EST 2005

Try Utimate Vodka (from Poland) if so inclined. Pricey yes, ($35-$50) but nothing I've had compares...including Ketel One, Grey Goose, Stoly etc.
From: Al (@ ip67-95-155-10.z155-95-67.customer.algx.net) on: Tue Mar 29 17:20:33 EST 2005

Try Utimate Vodka (from Poland) if so inclined. Pricey yes, ($35-$50) but nothing I've had compares...including Ketel One, Grey Goose, Stoly etc.

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