Beluga Noble Russian Vodka poised to overtake Grey Goose, recipes
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Beluga vodka is produced from Siberian artesian water and malt grains next to Novosibirsk in Russia. The price point is reasonable for what you get, under $30 a bottle compared to over $50 for its French competition.
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Grey Goose is distilled in Cognac, France, from French wheat. Beluga Vodka hails from mother Russia, where all vodka should be from, in my opinion.
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The spirit is smooth with no overpowering aftertaste. This vodka is great straight or in a martini. They also shared some excellent mixed drink recipes below for the mixologists to experiment with.
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Beluga’s composition is unique: A complicated distillation of malt alcohol, pearly artesian water, and every detail fussed over. It is manufactured in an environmentally pure and untouched corner of Siberia, 300 km from the nearest settlement.
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Beluga undergoes the processes of filtration quartz sand post-filtration and maturating for a 3-month period. “Calmed” and “rested” at every stage, Beluga’s taste (chilled neat) for me is better than Absolut, Stoli or Grey Goose.
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It is made using more ancient methods: the brewing occurs with the help of natural ferments without adding synthetic components.
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Apart from the special malt spirit and ultra pure artesian water, Beluga vodka also contains ingredients such as honey, oat extract, and Silybum marianum extract.
The exclusiveness of Beluga vodka is guaranteed by a special cork. This cork is made of ecologically clean materials and guarantees that the bottle is hermitically sealed
Âîäêà Beluga.
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For the duration of a month Beluga undergoes filtration, polishing, and maturity. It “calms down” and “rests” at every phase, acquiring its clean and slightly sweet taste.
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Serious competition for the Grey Goose crowd, and the reasonable price point makes it worth anyone’s while to try out. Highly recommended!
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Premium vodka brands face tough competition from superb newcomer to the USA markets, as Beluga Noble Russian Vodka and its upscale vodka varieties have made a huge impact with spirits critics, bloggers and this discerning martini fan who appreciated the crispness and extremely subtle flavor.
Beluga vodka is produced from Siberian artesian water and malt grains next to Novosibirsk in Russia. The price point is reasonable for what you get, under $30 a bottle compared to over $50 for its French competition.
Grey Goose is distilled in Cognac, France, from French wheat. Beluga Vodka hails from mother Russia, where all vodka should be from, in my opinion.
The spirit is smooth with no overpowering aftertaste. This vodka is great straight or in a martini. They also shared some excellent mixed drink recipes below for the mixologists to experiment with.
Beluga’s composition is unique: A complicated distillation of malt alcohol, pearly artesian water, and every detail fussed over. It is manufactured in an environmentally pure and untouched corner of Siberia, 300 km from the nearest settlement.
Beluga undergoes the processes of filtration quartz sand post-filtration and maturating for a 3-month period. “Calmed” and “rested” at every stage, Beluga’s taste (chilled neat) for me is better than Absolut, Stoli or Grey Goose.
It is made using more ancient methods: the brewing occurs with the help of natural ferments without adding synthetic components.
Apart from the special malt spirit and ultra pure artesian water, Beluga vodka also contains ingredients such as honey, oat extract, and Silybum marianum extract.
The exclusiveness of Beluga vodka is guaranteed by a special cork. This cork is made of ecologically clean materials and guarantees that the bottle is hermitically sealed
Âîäêà Beluga.
For the duration of a month Beluga undergoes filtration, polishing, and maturity. It “calms down” and “rests” at every phase, acquiring its clean and slightly sweet taste.
Serious competition for the Grey Goose crowd, and the reasonable price point makes it worth anyone’s while to try out. Highly recommended!
