Base Matters
This Polish vodka is made from rye — known for its spicy finish.
Belvedere
Grey Goose hails from this European country.
France
This term describes the process of heating a liquid to separate components by boiling point.
Distillation
Chopin’s potato base gives it this rich, creamy texture.
Creamy and Earthy
This vodka brand’s name means “little kettle” in Dutch.
Ketel One
Chopin uses this single ingredient for its creamy texture.
Potato
Reyka vodka comes from this island nation known for volcanoes.
Iceland
Reyka uses this natural Icelandic material for filtration.
Lava Rock
Belvedere’s rye base leads to this kind of subtle spice.
Peppery or Spiced
Grey Goose’s founder, Sidney Frank, created it to appeal to this country’s luxury market.
United States
Tito’s Handmade Vodka is made from this grain.
Corn
Nikka Coffey Vodka is produced in this country.
Japan
Haku is filtered through this plant material for extra smoothness.
Bamboo Charcoal
Reyka’s glacial water creates this type of mouthfeel.
Crisp, clean, or pure
Tito’s began as a one-man operation in this U.S. state.
Tito's
Haku is distilled from this traditional Japanese grain.
Rice
Wheatley Vodka is made at Buffalo Trace Distillery in this U.S. state.
Kentucky
Nikka Coffey Vodka is named after a rare type of this.
Coffey Still
Nikka Coffey Vodka is known for soft notes of these two flavors.
Vanilla and Fruit
Belvedere takes its name from a Polish royal palace — true or false?
True
Weber Ranch vodka stands out because it’s distilled from this tequila-famous plant.
Blue Weber Agave
Ketel One originated in this European country.
The Netherlands
Belvedere’s distillation process uses this number of columns.
Four
Wheatley Vodka’s flavor profile includes hints of this dessert ingredient.
Vanilla or sweet cream
This vodka brand is produced in a country that runs entirely on geothermal energy.
Reyka - Iceland