Did you know that the water that is used in Vodka can give it completely different taste? I didn’t know that it did but it makes a difference. I tried two Vodka’s from LEAF and they did taste different.
The first one I tried was one made with Alaskan Glacial water, which lends a pure, smooth taste with a hint of sweetness. This one I think would be good with juice drinks like my favorite that I call a 47. It is Vodka, cranberry juice and pineapple juice.
The second one I tired was made with Rocky Mountain mineral water, provides richness and complexity, offering a warm and savory impression. I think this would be good made as a Martini or maybe with a White Russian.
I tried both of the LEAF Vodkas and really enjoyed both of them - but think the one with the Alaskan Glacial water would be the one I prefer a bit more. I still am a bit surprised that the water makes all the difference but if you taste them next to each other you will taste the difference.
Look for LEAF Vodka in your local liquor store and see if you can tell the difference.
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I would love to try these, especially the one made with Alaskan Glacial water!
I am amazed at all the variations of Vodka today. I have not tried LEAF yet, but would be interested in trying the different types. Who would think water would make a difference?
I am not a drinker, so I probably wouldn’t know the difference if I was blind folded loll I enjoy a glass of wine , so I will take your input and pass it along to friend that I do know who enjoy this kind of stuff.
Would love to taste test this too.