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The Chase distillery is located in Herefordshire, a region that boasts some of the richest farmland in the World and where they grow King Edward and Lady Claire potatoes used for their Vodka. Their single-estate approach, allowing them to keep a watchful eye over how their potatoes move from field to bottle, makes for a congruent experience. They distilled their Vodka (and Gins) in a rectification column; the tallest of its kind in the World, at 70ft it rises through the roof of the barn. This bespoke column allows them to get the best quality, without filtering all of the character out.
The craftsmen from Chase used a cask which previously held the Islay-fame Laphroaig Whisky to age their award-winning Vodka for several months. This makes for interesting aged Vodka with all the pure and clean characteristics of Vodka, but with the complexity of an Islay Whisky. Only 480 bottles were ever made, making it something of a collector's item. Bottled without chill filtration, the Chase Islay Whisky Cask Aged Vodka is one of those premium Vodkas that can be sipped neat.
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Islay Whisky Cask Aged Vodka
Dog Dogson's
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The average life of a $50 bill in circulation is 55 months before it is replaced due to wear.
It looks like potato chips and flavored Vodka are two things where the producers unleash their imagination. Bubble gum, fresh cut grass, pumpkin pie, marshmallow, and coconut water hardly begin to describe the many flavors of Vodka.
You won't impress the bartender by ordering Vodka-soda, but it's a good choice if you want to avoid unecessary sugar intake and make sure you stay hydrated when consuming alcohol.
Seems that Vodka is a lightweight—quite literally. This clear Spirit actually weighs less than water. One liter of water weighs 1,000 grams, while the same amount of Vodka only clocks in at 953 grams.
Sustainability is important to the Chase family, and so nothing goes to waste. All waste produce goes to feeding the farm’s herd of cows.
Unlike its boozy brethren Bourbon and Scotch, Vodka can be made anywhere in the world. But it’s Eastern Europe that gets the credit for its birth. Just don’t ask Russia and Poland to get to the bottom of it—both argue that they masterminded the Spirit first.
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Dog Dogson's
Smartass corner
The average life of a $50 bill in circulation is 55 months before it is replaced due to wear.
It looks like potato chips and flavored Vodka are two things where the producers unleash their imagination. Bubble gum, fresh cut grass, pumpkin pie, marshmallow, and coconut water hardly begin to describe the many flavors of Vodka.
You won't impress the bartender by ordering Vodka-soda, but it's a good choice if you want to avoid unecessary sugar intake and make sure you stay hydrated when consuming alcohol.
Seems that Vodka is a lightweight—quite literally. This clear Spirit actually weighs less than water. One liter of water weighs 1,000 grams, while the same amount of Vodka only clocks in at 953 grams.
Sustainability is important to the Chase family, and so nothing goes to waste. All waste produce goes to feeding the farm’s herd of cows.
Unlike its boozy brethren Bourbon and Scotch, Vodka can be made anywhere in the world. But it’s Eastern Europe that gets the credit for its birth. Just don’t ask Russia and Poland to get to the bottom of it—both argue that they masterminded the Spirit first.
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