Smirnoff Red, White & Berry Vodka (1.75L)
*please note that the ABV of this bottle may vary California residents: Click here for Proposition 65 WARNING.
  • cherry
  • candy
  • lime
  • zesty
  • raspberry
  • smooth
  • sweet

Smirnoff

Red, White & Berry Vodka (1.75L) (1.75l, 30%*) *please note that the ABV of this bottle may vary
Price $27.99

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Red, white, and blue: Taste the freedom

Smirnov/Smirnoff family are true vodka-whisperers, mesmerizing the taste buds of their drinkers since 1864 when Pyotr Arsenievich Smirnov first founded a distillery in Moscow. Pioneering charcoal filtration, Smirnov soon captured two-thirds of the market and became the favorite of the Russian clergy. But when the Russian Tzar nationalized the Russian Vodka industry in 1904, Smirnov was forced to sell the distillery. Can’t be forced to sell talent though, and when the Smirnov family fled Russia for Europe in 1917, his son Vladimir established another distillery, this one named Smirnoff, that to this day still filters and distills the same Vodka Pyotr pioneered for, only now triple distilled and 10 times filtered for extra smoothness and crispiness.

Smirnoff Red, White & Berry Vodka is a Spirit that is exclusive to the USA. Distilled three times and filtered ten times, as any Smirnoff, this is a spectacularly smooth and clear Vodka that has later been infused with sweet aromas of cherry and raspberry, and zesty aroma of citrus. The flavors are sweet and fruity, but the sweetness doesn’t overpower the smooth vodka base, making this a great drinkable Vodka. Bottled at an ABV of 30%, this Vodka can be enjoyed chilled on the rocks or even better, as an addition to your favorite cocktail. 
*please note that the ABV of this bottle may vary California residents: Click here for Proposition 65 WARNING.

Appearance/Color
Clear. 

Nose / Aroma / Smell
Cherry, candy.

Flavor / Taste / Palate
Cherry, lime zest, raspberry.

Finish
Smooth and sweet.
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  • cherry
  • candy
  • lime
  • zesty
  • raspberry
  • smooth
  • sweet
Smirnoff Red, White & Berry Vodka (1.75L)
Smirnoff Red, White & Berry Vodka (1.75L)
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The release of their first Bourbon sold out with 2,400 cases sold in 26 seconds to the Wyoming Liquor Division.

Balcones has the tallest copper pot stills in the world, featuring proprietary helical lyne arms that were designed and built by the famed Forsyths of Scotland.

Wyoming Whiskey is committed to saving America’s lush nature, so they decided to launch a spectacular National Parks Limited Edition American Whiskey. Ten percent of every bottle sold goes to the National Park Foundation.

What’s in a name? Rumor has it that Old Tom Gin got its name from the wooden plaques shaped like “Old Tom” black cats that adorned the outside wall of pubs in the 18th century.

The number 16 holds significant importance for Casa Dragones Tequila. General Ignacio Allende was a leader of the Dragones who worked closely with Father Hidalgo in Mexico’s Independence movement. On September 16th, 1810, Father Hidalgo delivered his famous independence speech. This important date in Mexican history is honored with a ‘16’ on every label and on the bottom of every Casa Dragones Blanco bottle. Coincidentally, 16 is also the number in the address at La Casa Dragones.
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