1990s Vladivar Imperial Vodka

Fill :- Below Shoulder

The 1990s Vladivar Imperial Vodka, is a fascinating relic of British vodka-making. Though formal tasting notes are scarce, we can reconstruct a profile based on its production style and era.

Vladivar Imperial Vodka (1990s bottling) — Speculative Tasting Notes

Nose :- Clean and neutral — Soft ethanol with minimal aromatic liftGrain sweetness — Hints of cereal and white bread crustFaint citrus — Possibly lemon pith or a whisper of orange oil

Palate :- Smooth and light-bodied — Triple distillation lends a creamy textureSubtle grain character — Corn and wheat notes, with a touch of vanillaMinimal burn — Surprisingly mellow for the ABV (typically 37.5%)

Finish :-Crisp and dry — Clean fade with a faint mineral edgeSlight sweetness — Lingering hint of icing sugar or rice cake

Pure grain vodka, triple-distilled and charcoal-filtered

ABV: 37.5%

Packaging: Often found in 70cl or 1L bottles with “Imperial” branding