A vodka from the Isle of Wight made with a small amount rock sea salt to evoke the fresh sea air and the saltiness on your lips after a day at the coast, or indeed sailing on the surrounding waters!
A-does-what-it-says-on-the-tin vodka with that slight sea salt salinity creating an enjoyable sea sipper. It's in cocktails that this particularly shines, though, where the salt can really bring flavours to life.
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Some terrible reviews on here not sure why,just tried this for myself no complaints from me really smooth with no burn and no bitter after taste being a fan of black cow and belvedere vodkas I would say it compares well ignore the reviews and make your own mind up I did
I’m another one who can’t understand the negative reviews. For me, this is a really good vodka, with a deep, almost bitter taste, a great smell, and just the right amount of salt. A definite favourite of mine, but I appreciate other brands, too. I guess individual tastes differ - e.g. I can’t stand Absolut, for me it has an awful aftertaste, but many would disagree! I guess it’s all about personal taste, but many of the negative reviews appear a bit ‘trolly’ to me……….
Tried it with Fever Tree blood orange soda and found it quite pleasant. Took a bit of the sweetness of the mixer away, which wasn’t a bad thing at all.
As a man who owns a distillery and produces a vodka (not the same as this), I can say that I really enjoyed this product. It’s got a great thick mouthfeel which makes it perfect for shaking on ice and serving straight or adding to a cocktail, its very subtle saltiness offers enhanced flavour and its smooth with a pleasant grain finish.
Makes Smirnoff i drinkable and grey goose taste awful
