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Did anyone try that new skull Vodka??  I just got that today
 
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No....how is it?

 
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The vodka that comes in the crystal skull case? I don't think that's new at all, I am pretty sure that's been out for a few years now. I think there is celeb that endorses it as well.

To answer your question, I have not had it but I know it was very expensive. It was definitely a top shelf vodka at the place I saw it at.
 
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I did not try it yet, I hear it taste nothing like vodka.. No burn..

easy and enjoyable. I will let you all know though.

the skull looks cool though lol

https://getkempt.com/photos/assets/crystallskullvodka_crop.jpg
 
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I have always found that you should be careful when it comes to buying gimmicky alcohol. Much like sports books that offer huge bonuses. If they need to add a shitload of bells and whistles to a product then usually the product is not good enough to sell on it's merits.
 
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BONG vodka is the best... Just add a slide and you can smoke out of it.  Genius!! Genius!!!!!!!



I don't like vodka, but if I'm drinking it (and I'm definitely not gonna splurge on top shelf) its gotta be SVEDKA... recommended to me by my good friend ApacheM Happy anniversary kemosabe.
 
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Grey Goose has always my preferred choice.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by DTher85:

The vodka that comes in the crystal skull case? I don't think that's new at all, I am pretty sure that's been out for a few years now. I think there is celeb that endorses it as well.

To answer your question, I have not had it but I know it was very expensive. It was definitely a top shelf vodka at the place I saw it at.

 

Dan Akroyd..  !

 
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Quote Originally Posted by kickinA:

Grey Goose has always my preferred choice.

None Better

 
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Quote Originally Posted by goterps5050:

 

Dan Akroyd..  !

Man, I was trying to remember who, but that is still weird as shit.

 
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How much does it cost?
 
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My buddy goes to Russia for 2 weeks every year and brings back a case of vodka that costs him about $35 to bring home with him and it is the most amazing vodka ever....The only vodka I've ever been able to sip on, even if it's unchilled!

 Russian Vodka

 
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 everyone here do yourselves a favor and grab some Tito's..... trust me.......you'll thank me later
 
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I got a bottle as a gift about two years ago and it still isn't open.  Its mainly used for show and tell.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by mr action:

 everyone here do yourselves a favor and grab some Tito's..... trust me.......you'll thank me later


Tito's is good stuff.  It compares well to Grey Goose, but at half the price.  If you like Tito's, you'll like Dripping Springs as well.  Belvedere and Ciroc are also quite tasty.
 
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Belvadire
 
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Quote Originally Posted by jmw59:

Belvadire

 
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Quote Originally Posted by gamble04:

How much does it cost?


40.00
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Henry-Lilly:

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Quote Originally Posted by madgreek55:

Did anyone try that new skull Vodka??  I just got that today

Its not bad Resorts Casino was giving them out around 3 years ago to the Elite players and Dan Akroyd was handing it to you . I was like big F-en deal just give me a bottle and a glass

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Syddigs:

I have always found that you should be careful when it comes to buying gimmicky alcohol. Much like sports books that offer huge bonuses. If they need to add a shitload of bells and whistles to a product then usually the product is not good enough to sell on it's merits.


I couldn't agree more, 1 of my best friend's owned a specialty liquor store and he always said stuff like Absolute was priced higher because of advertising/speculation, yet they wouldn't put their product in taste-tests....I like Grey Goose, but in a mixed drink I probably couldn't tell the difference between that and Smirnoff
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Syddigs:

I have always found that you should be careful when it comes to buying gimmicky alcohol. Much like sports books that offer huge bonuses. If they need to add a shitload of bells and whistles to a product then usually the product is not good enough to sell on it's merits.


Word.

Goose and Chopin are two favs... For anything other than blind taste tests of neat vodka, Stoli is just fine.

Absolut, Sky, and Smirnoff are just swill.

Gimmick bottles just look cool in your liquor cabinet...

Also, most of those odd shaped bottles are designed that way so that they won't fit in bar rails. That way, they have to be stored on the back bar where everyone can see them...
 
 
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