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Is it mean to say that this vodka is being weighed down by its price and bottle design?
What does it mean when you don’t pay attention in a statement about paying attention?
Can the biggest distiller in the country hold up to its other East European rivals?
Do Russian billionaires drink this stuff in those elite clubs they have?
Is this vodka recommendable for people who are not fans of Socialist nostalgia items?
Can this herbal vodka still be considered a vodka at all, and should you drink it straight?
What does oak wood taste like, and if we put it in a bottle of vodka, will it be any good?
If there is a legend about the Kremlin, can we really expect to find it in a bottle of vodka?
Should this orange + lime flavored vodka be consumed neat, or is it meant for mixed drinks?
Are grapes the future of vodka making, or is this just a niche product for the affluent drunk hipster?
What do vodka manufacturers have to do in order to establish a brand image that is young and sexy?
Is this brand name hilarious, or is it just further proof that humor doesn’t improve from drinking?
If there is there a way to make 100 proof vodka taste good, can Belvedere find it?
Is there anything reasonable I can say about this vodka after a long drunken night?
Is it a good idea to be infusing vodka with horseradish, or is it an insult to the senses?
Does it make a difference that this vodka was made from grapes, and does it even have the right to call itself a vodka?
What do mothers have to do with getting drunk on vodka, or is it all just part of a clever branding campaign?
If there is nothing particular to be said about a certain vodka, is that a good thing or a bad thing?
Is spending fifty euros for a bottle of vodka in any way justifiable in terms of product quality?
Will this be the one that is really and unmistakenly from Belarus, and will it be any good?
Is this much better than the original Nemiroff or has someone just fallen victim to some tricky advertising?
Can vodka that comes in a plastic bottle and calls itself “imperial” be any good?
Is adding some interesting flavors to an otherwise solid product enough to make it excellent?
Is this one of those luxury editions that are not much better than the originals?
Is this one really the Holy Grail of bison-grass flavored vodkas, or is it just part of the hype?
Does a vodka have to be smooth in order to be enjoyable, or is it good enough if it’s just fun?
Does it mean putting too much pressure on yourself if you name your vodka brand Smooth?
Is this sparkling vodka something like a practical joke, or does it really taste good?
Was this vodka specifically designed in order to help guys get women drunk in the club?
What will a real pro say about this vodka, and is the word “noble” in any way justified?
What’s with the historical Russian names on foreign vodka bottles, and will the vanilla flavoring be any good?
Does it change anything to put a wheat ear in a vodka bottle, and what’s with the import business?
Can anything that bears the same name as the singer of one of the world’s most terrible music groups be any good?
This one has a solid reputation and was even recommended by my physician, but is it really that good?
Will this eco-friendly vodka stand a chance against 360, and if it doesn’t, is it still worth a try?
What’s wrong with this cork cap and how important is it to attach a picture of a random woman to a vodka bottle?
Is it justified that this stuff is so popular in mixed drinks, and if so, does that mean it’s not good?
Was giving this vodka an imperial name a mistake, or was it smart marketing for an excellent product?
Why are Polish vodka brands generally so awesome, and is this one an exception to the rule?
Is there a reason to try Russian Roulette, or should we just stick to our guns and drink other stuff?
Was it really worth digging deep down into my pocket just to have a few sips of the Goose?
Why is this vodka called deluxe, and why is it not enough to have a product that’s just decent?
Is this any good, and is it even possible to pass judgement on a vodka brand from tastings like these?
When you drink this, will you feel the freshness of Siberian lakes or just the percentage of alcohol?
What do pine trees really taste like and why did I fail to notice them in this vodka?
Has anybody tried all the different flavored editions of this brand, and are they even worth trying?
Is there anything to be learned from drinking, and what does bread have to do with vodka?
Did I drink this because of Lady Gaga, or was there another reason, like maybe the taste?
Why is a Polish vodka that Polish people don’t drink so popular in Germany, and what’s with the straw in the bottle?
Is it true that you can’t find any worse vodka than this one, and if it is true, why is der Fürst still around?
Why is this one of the most popular vodka brands in this part of the world?
Is this just some liquor in a pretty bottle or is it really one of the best vodka brands around?
Why call something platinum when it’s filtered with silver, and why doesn’t this taste better?
Is the hefty price tag on this vodka brand really justified, or is it just another luxury hype?
Is this what happens when you try to come up with something even more awesome than the original?
Does filtering with milk make any difference, and what is so awesome about this brand name?
Is this true deluxe or is it just another regular ass vodka with a nice name on the label?
What does ginseng aroma have to do in an all-black bottle with tiger scratch marks?
Is it cool to drink an assault rifle, and who has this vodka brand been made for?
What does a birch tree really taste like, and why do people put it in their drinks?