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

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This edition of Beluga's super-premium vodka comes in a wonderfully snazzy bottle that lights up! Fitted with an LED label, there are even different settings to choose between so you can have a continuous or flashing light! Excellent vodka with a glisteningly eye-catching bottle – this is sure to inspire party vibes wherever it goes. 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 has the following range: Noble, Transatlantic, Allure, Goldline, Celebration and Beluga Epicure by Lalique. 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

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It is a vodka born only in recent years, at the hands of the Mariinsky Distillery and the main ingredients are pure Siberian waters and barley, which obviously is transformed into malt and then distilled. Having chosen barley entails a complexity of the basic flavors that are much wider than the classic distillates based on wheat or potatoes. This is a magnum bottle of Beluga Noble Russian Vodka, which has become a favourite around the world for it's subtle flavour profile and excellent mouth-feel.Beluga Noble Russian Vodka «The Rum Howler Blog". therumhowlerblog.com. 22 November 2012 . Retrieved 2018-04-11. The final product is a bit sweet and has rich flavor notes of orange peel, white pepper, vanilla, wheat, and rye.

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After multiple distillations, charcoal filters it four times to strip off impurities and craft a clean, crisp, smooth vodka.

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.) Stolichnaya, Russian Standard, Polugar Classic, and Husky are great bottles with complex yet rich tasting notes. Spirits review: Grey Goose vodka characteristics, price and tasting notes of the famous French vodka Unlike other vodkas, thanks to their smoothness, you can drink Stoli without harshness. 1. Beluga Noble Russian Vodka