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Chopin Potato Vodka
1L & 80 Proof
What is Chopin Potato Vodka?
Chopin Potato Vodka stands out for its creamy mouthfeel and earthy notes, derived from using only Polish potatoes. Interestingly, it takes over 40 pounds of potatoes to produce a single bottle, making it one of the most labor-intensive vodkas on the market.
Why do we love Chopin Potato Vodka?
Cocktail enthusiasts should appreciate Chopin Potato Vodka for its exceptionally smooth, creamy texture and subtle earthy notes, which result from using single-ingredient Polish potatoes and a meticulous small-batch distillation process that sets it apart from grain-based vodkas.
How do you drink Chopin Potato Vodka?
Chopin Potato Vodka shines when sipped neat or on the rocks, allowing its smooth, creamy texture and subtle earthy notes to take center stage, though it also excels in vodka-forward cocktails; enjoy it year-round, particularly with hearty Polish dishes or delicate seafood appetizers.
Nose: Clean and subtle aromas of fresh bread, vanilla, and a hint of green apple. There's a gentle earthiness reminiscent of raw potato and a touch of white pepper.
Palate: Smooth and creamy texture with a medium body. Flavors of baked potato skin, mild vanilla, and a slight nuttiness. A faint sweetness balances the clean, crisp character. Very little alcohol burn.
Finish: Medium-long finish with lingering notes of black pepper and cream. A pleasant warmth develops, leaving a clean and slightly mineral aftertaste. The potato-based character becomes more pronounced as it fades.
Chopin Potato Vodka is crafted using locally-grown potatoes in Poland, which are fermented, distilled four times, and then charcoal-filtered to achieve its smooth character. Interestingly, the potatoes are harvested after the first frost, concentrating their starch content and resulting in a richer, creamier vodka compared to grain-based varieties.
Main Ingredient: Potatoes
Country of Origin: Poland
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