Veil Vanilla Vodka

Rating: 3/23 The aroma is rather faint with only a hint of sweet vanilla. This differs from the whipped Cream version. The palate tastes more like vodka with a touch of sugar and a floral element that blends with the vanilla. It all seems quite artificial, yet it's also mild. This is utterly uninspiring. It's difficult to compare with other Veil offerings, but currently, I'd place it near the pear variant due to its blandness, artificiality, and general lack of character. It's not worth drinking, and its intended purpose is unclear. That bubblegum note does appear, significantly at times, but intermittently. I'm currently considering a 3 or 4. I slightly prefer the Whipped Cream, but it's a close call. This resembles cream soda, but less rich. I suppose Whipped Cream also has a cream soda taste, but at least that's somewhat expected. I'm now leaning towards a 3. It has a light vanilla extract scent on the nose. With considerable alcohol. It's far less sweet than the Whipped Cream Veil and has much more alcohol. It's a cleaner flavor and contains ample vanilla, though it doesn't taste particularly good on its own. The flavors are quite rough. It tastes bad. There's a strong alcohol presence. It's like subpar vodka with faint flavoring. It's below a 5, but not at the very bottom. The vanilla flavor is completely artificial and detracts significantly from the vodka. I'm thinking 3 to 4. It's not entirely egregious, but it's pretty bad. Unfortunately, I believe it's a 3.

Has a slight vanilla taste but with some burn; it's okay.