Uncle Ed's Damn Good Orange Blossom Vodka 1L

Appearance: Uncle Ed's Damn Good Orange Blossom Vodka pours a radiant golden hue, reminiscent of a sun-kissed orange orchard, enticing the eye with its warm color. Aroma: Upon nosing, the aroma of freshly squeezed oranges fills the air, with hints of sweet citrus and delicate floral undertones from the orange blossoms. Subtle notes of zest add a refreshing twist to the bouquet, inviting anticipation of the flavorful journey ahead. Palate: The initial sip reveals a burst of citrus sunshine, as the vibrant flavors of ripe oranges dance on the palate. Sweet and tangy notes interplay harmoniously, creating a delightful symphony of flavors that excites the senses. The velvety smoothness of Uncle Ed's Damn Good Orange Blossom Vodka enhances the overall drinking experience, leaving a lasting impression of citrusy refreshment. Finish: Uncle Ed's Damn Good Orange Blossom Vodka leaves a refreshing and satisfying finish, with the flavors lingering gently on the palate. The essence of ripe oranges and orange blossoms lingers, evoking memories of sunny days and blooming orchards. As the last drop is savored, a sense of satisfaction and contentment remains, inviting another sip of this delightful vodka.

Vodka is composed mainly of water and ethanol but sometimes with traces of impurities and flavourings. Traditionally, it is made by distilling liquid from fermented cereal grains, and potatoes since introduced in Europe in the 1700s. Some modern brands use corn, sugar cane, fruits, honey, and maple sap as the base.
Vodka can also be made from fruit, like grapes, and sugar cane. Milk whey can even be used for the mash, like the English brand Black Cow does. Grain- and potato-based vodkas tend to have a more neutral profile than fruit- and sugar-based vodkas and are the traditional way to produce the spirit.Vodka goes through a column distillation process. This concept arrived in the 19th century when commercial distillers needed a faster method than pot distilling, which required cleaning after every batch. Column distilling involves large columns where mash/wash is constantly injected, and the steam rises to meet it.
Traditional vodka is made from two raw materials: water and ethanol from the fermentation of cereal grains (like wheat, sorghum, or rye). Many vodka brands use other base ingredients (like potatoes and sugar beets) and additives (like botanicals and spices) to achieve distinctive character in their liquor.

Size: 1 L

Proof: 30%
*Please note that the ABV may vary