How many types of vodka are there?!
There are hundreds of brands
There are tens of flavors
There are 10+ different grains/fruits/vegetables that can be used to distill it. (like
Here's some facts
Vodka is produced from grain, potatoes, molasses, beets, and a variety of other plants. Rye and wheat are the classic grains for Vodka, with most of the best Russian Vodkas being made from wheat while in Poland they are mostly made from a rye mash. Swedish and Baltic distillers are partial to wheat mashes. Potatoes are looked down on by Russian distillers, but are held in high esteem by some of their Polish counterparts. Molasses, a sticky, sweet residue from sugar production, is widely used for inexpensive, mass-produced brands of Vodka. American distillers use the full range of base ingredients.
Answers: Thats a loaded question
There are hundreds of brands
There are tens of flavors
There are 10+ different grains/fruits/vegetables that can be used to distill it. (like
Here's some facts
Vodka is produced from grain, potatoes, molasses, beets, and a variety of other plants. Rye and wheat are the classic grains for Vodka, with most of the best Russian Vodkas being made from wheat while in Poland they are mostly made from a rye mash. Swedish and Baltic distillers are partial to wheat mashes. Potatoes are looked down on by Russian distillers, but are held in high esteem by some of their Polish counterparts. Molasses, a sticky, sweet residue from sugar production, is widely used for inexpensive, mass-produced brands of Vodka. American distillers use the full range of base ingredients.
A whole lot all of them aren't good though....Some of them taste strange....Grey Goose is the best
No clue.. but my favorite is Absolut. It has a great flavor and goes down so smooth.