Plain Vodka

A bottle of Smirnoff Black in a special outer canister in the shape of a traditional Russian matrioshka doll.

A very special Russian Standard, Gold is lightly flavoured with extracts of Siberian ginseng, known as 'golden root' in Russian. With its impressive gold presentation box, Russian Standard Gold is the perfect gift for the discerning vodka drinker.

A special edition of 'Naked' Absolut without the usual main label. What will those clever marketing bods think of next?

Absolut Glimmer has arrived in a very special crystal-patterned limited edition bottle which the makers describe as 'our most sparkling bottle to date'.

Absolut Blank is a limited edition bottled designed in collaboration with Mario Wagner. Mario Wagner is a German Artist who is known, mostly, for his pop art inspired style of work. His art has been featured in a number of prestigous magazines including Esquire and The New York Times Magazine.

A briliantly well-made vodka from Southwold brewers Adnams, using their beer know-how to craft this outstanding barley based spirit. With this and their superb gins, Adnams have diversified in style.

Reyka is a small batch vodka produced in Iceland using a process that includes the filtration through lava rock.

A dark makeover for Penderyn's Brecon Five vodka. They've upped the strength and blacked out the bottle, but it's still the same high quality Welsh spirit that it's always been.

A high proof spirit, but not as high as some of the other Polmos vodkas, traditionally used as a base for liqueurs and tinctures. You can drink this on its own, but we'd recommend that you don't.

A British made vodka using British grain and 'stringent engineering' to produce a high quality spirit named for the 29th Element - copper, the material used to build their stills and the key to their spirit's flavour.

Made with a special variety of French wheat and distilled a full five times before exhaustive charcoal-filtering, this is a really top-end voddy.

Distilled seven times from organic white corn at the Buffalo Trace distillery, Rain is growing in popularity here in the UK, and is supposedly excellent for making infusions and flavoured vodkas at home if you're that way inclined.

Sipsmith’s Barley Vodka is distilled from the finest English Barley and blended with exceptionally pure Cotswold spring water. Meticulous attention to detail in the production process mean the vodka is so pure that it requires no filtration or adulteration, delivering a deliciously smooth and buttery taste with an extraordinarily soft mouth feel.

A Polish potato based vodka, part of Vestal's range of high quality vintaged spirits. The potatoes used as the base for this vodka are the Vineta varietal and are all grown in the Kaszebe region of central northern Poland.

A microdistilled vodka from London's Sacred Distillery, made in Highate from Soil Association approved grain since 2007.

Absolut's entry into the super-premium category is a combination of both continuous and batch-distilled vodkas designed to achieve a new 'level' of smoothness and purity. (See what they did there? Clever.)

Launched in 2010, Konik's Tail is named after the wild ponies of Poland's primeval forest, and is crafted from three distinct grains - Spelt, Rye and early winter Wheat, represented by the three koniks on the label. With this sort of USP and a stylish, understated packaging ethos, we suspect Konik's Tail will be a hit in the style bars.

Marquis is an extremely fancily-packaged private label vodka distilled by Polmos Bialystok in Poland from 'exceptional rye grain'. The Latin motto on the bottle is Nulli Secundis, meaning Second to None.

A higher proof vodka from Southwold brewers Adnams. Distilled from a barley base and then bottled at a perky 48% for extra kick.

An excellent Italian vodka, made using a blend of grape and grain based spirit before dilution with pure spring water from the Dolomites.