Given the colourless spirit is rarely as diverse as Scotch Whisky or Gin, the best Vodkas are the ones that always represent tradition in the best way they can. No list of best Vodkas would ever be complete without Belvedere, a brand considered amongst the higher-end of premium Vodkas for good reason. It’s hardy, but also a great example of a smooth Vodka you can drink on its own – preferably straight out of the freezer, when its 2.5 times as viscous and smooth as it is at room temperature.Ĭonsidering the very reasonable price, it’s one of the best affordable Vodkas you’ll ever find.ĭ – $80 per 700ml bottle Belvedere Vodka The classic Russian Vodka is bottled at 38% ABV and is typically described as having gently roasted flavour notes coupled with some sweetness on the nose, which flow through to the palate and moderate finish. Although his involvement has been refuted over the years, and it’s clear Russian Standard St Petersburg Vodka doesn’t really need a story to sell – the quality speaks for itself. Myth has it that the recipe is exactly the specifics set out by Russian chemist Dmiti Mendeleev when he apparently created the standard for Vodka. The recipe consists of top quality Russian wheat grains and Lake Ladoga’s glacial waters, with production taking place exclusively in St Petersburg. Russian Standard St Petersburg Vodka is as classic as they come, sticking close to a tradition set centuries ago. To help you get that home bar in order, brush up on the best Vodka available in Australia, both for drinking straight, and for use as a smooth base in your next round of cocktails.
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