Nemiroff Original Vodka

Here in Ontario, this vodka offers excellent value at under $30. Made from wheat, it's a very smooth vodka, likely due to the 11 filtration stages during distillation. I have a preference for wheat vodkas and am thoroughly enjoying my initial bottle. It's wonderful served on ice (made with spring water) with lemon peels. I've discovered that Nemiroff is completely headache-free in moderation, which is a significant factor for vodka consumers. I will certainly repurchase this, as comparable alternatives in my region cost between $50 and $60.

Neimroff Vodka provides a lovely sensory journey. The aroma presents intricate scents of wheat crackers, vanilla, black pepper, and mint. The initial taste is agreeably sweet, with hints of wheat crackers and black pepper. As it rests on the palate, the finish delivers a balanced combination of vanilla, wheat crackers, black pepper, and a touch of mint. Neimroff Vodka distinguishes itself as the premier Ukrainian vodka.

Relatively new to vodka, coming from whiskey, I notice very little ethanol burn and a light aroma and taste reminiscent of lemon candies. It's sweet, slightly zesty citrus with a creamy texture. The finish is barely sweet and zesty with the same fragrant citrus note. Considering I've tried about 5-10 different vodkas, this one stands out regardless of price.

Overall quite neutral, yet with substantial character. The aroma presents mild sweetness alongside notes of pepper, grass, and pencil eraser. It drinks very smoothly with almost no sharpness. The palate is a touch sweeter, concluding with a lasting peppery finish. 🇺🇦

A clean, grain-based vodka from the Ukraine, crafted with soft winter wheat and filtered water from unique artesian wells. It undergoes an 11-stage filtration process, resulting in a smooth and oily finish. This was tasted in February 2018.

Incredibly smooth vodka. Surpasses Belvedere and is more affordable than Stoli. Excellent value.