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Swedish Vodka
The Swedes have quite a stellar reputation when it comes to Vodka. Primarily distilled from winter wheat, Swedish Vodka runs the gamut in terms of filtration—some are triple distilled, while others hit the market completely unfiltered. With each sip you'll encounter a new way to experience and savor Vodka.
Good news: we know some mighty fine Swedish Vodka choices you can start getting acquainted with.
Good news: we know some mighty fine Swedish Vodka choices you can start getting acquainted with.
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The Swedes first used Vodka to make gunpowder and medicine. But around the 17th century, they began embracing the spirit as their national drink of choice. Hey—make martinis, not war.
There’s a reason why people stick their Vodka in the freezer. Keeping the bottle ice cold not only tames some of its fiery heat, but it brings out some of the richness and viscosity of the Spirit.
Hate hangovers? Start cozying up with your old pal Vodka. A study found that the severity of a hangover can be reduced by drinking clear alcoholic beverages (ahem).
There’s a reason why people stick their Vodka in the freezer. Keeping the bottle ice cold not only tames some of its fiery heat, but it brings out some of the richness and viscosity of the Spirit.
Hate hangovers? Start cozying up with your old pal Vodka. A study found that the severity of a hangover can be reduced by drinking clear alcoholic beverages (ahem).
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