German Vodka

Vodka was primarily introduced to Germany after World War II, with the influence of Russian soldiers, but despite its late star, German vodka has carved out a niche for itself in the spirits industry. Some German vodka brands, like Puschkin Vodka and Three Sixty, have made a name for themselves both domestically and internationally. German vodka producers often employ the traditional methods of vodka production and benefit from the country's strict regulations and standards for production, ensuring high quality. It’s common to find a wide array of German vodkas in the bars of Berlin, Hamburg, and other major cities, where they are served neat, as shots, or as the base in cocktails.