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Wyborowa Blue Vodka Reviews
Tasting Notes
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Tasting Notes by Billy A
Nose: Spicy with lemon oil, black pepper and a gently tarry edge.
Palate: Creamy up front, with buttered bread, soft spice and some minerality.
Finish: Some warmth, spice and sweetness, with cinnamon and liquorice.
18 Customer Reviews
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Smooth, soft charactered, grainy Polish premium vodka!
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To all the people saying that all vodkas taste the same: you either have no idea what you''re talking about, or your taste buds are gone for good! That said, everyone has their own taste; what I can say is that Wyborowa, which I am sipping right now, is one of the vodkas I have liked the most so far. The smell is not very different than that of other vodkas I''ve tried, but it has a rather impactful taste (much more so than, say, Russian Standard), distinctly alcoholic notes (almost reminiscent of grapes?), and it gives a really pleasant burning sensation. Finally, the aftertaste is much more persistent than some other vodkas (Stolichnaya, for example). As with many other things, price is only half the story! I suggest giving it a shot if you have the chance. Na zdrowie from Italy!! ;)
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Wyborowa is one of the many great vodkas produced by the Polish, comes high on my list.
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This was given to me by my polish tenants for Christmas. I put it out side when our temps went below zero, drank it out of a pewter shot glass chilled in my freezer and am quite pleased at its smoothness and smoothness. Overall I''d say smoooooooth. Buy it u will like it.
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Kocham Cie
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This is a great vodka, the Polish really know their stuff when it comes to vodka and this is a classic for all the right reasons. Smooth, pure, no unpleasant burn and all at less than £20. Has to be up there with one of my favourite vodkas. You won't be disappointed.
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absolutely the smoothest vodka to drink straight up or on the rocks which is my favorite way to drink it. mixes with ease and can't be beaten on price. in a taste of this and grey goose ((blind folded) 15 of us and all but one picked wyborowa
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Did an Absolut course with those crazy swedes in New Zealand and they taught us everything about vodka and we did blind tasting of lots of different brands. When your being taught about them you can taste the little differences. This one was my fave over Absolut, Russian Standard, Smirnoff and Skyy. After that course I will never say all vodkas are the same. Its like saying an Ardbeg Supernova is like a Glenfiddich 18.
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This is a great smooth Polish vodka. Really nice and far better than most in this price range.
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the best vodka around. it is all I drink.
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I am inclined to agree with `Bill's' review. Although I did think he was talking about Americans in general when he got to the `tasteless' part. I must scour the Whisky reviews and see if he's posted there........so amusing when Americans review Single Malts, given the liquors that the US manufacture.
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All Baloney..$10.00 Vodka is basically the same as $40.00 Vodka. Including the possibility of getting a hangover. Vodka may have slight differences in taste due to the water used, filtering techniques and other post-distillation procedures but generally speaking, you are wasting your money buying expensive Vodka. In fact our (US) government insists that all vodkas must br colorless, odorless and tasteless otherwise they must be called "flavored" Vodka.
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havnt tried it yet. lookin forward to it.
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Yep, all comments so far ring true. Lived in Poland for a couple of years and tried a fair few and this was my favourite in terms of flavour and the absence of unpleasant after effects...a very good drink
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Hey Mark, I don't think all vodkas taste exactly the same, some definately have a stronger flavour than others (in addition to some being rougher) but I do know what you mean. This is a good one yes!
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I will ONLY drink Polish Wodka because it is the best and this, Wyborowa, IS the best of the best. Now if I could only get it in Southern California...???
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love this one! never had hangover after doing this stuff... well... i dont get hangover anyway...
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Don't you have sometimes this funny feeling that all vodkas taste the same?I do. So what is all this talking about, lemon, orange or wheat straw buried in 40% rectified alcohol about?The difference between good and bad vodka is that good one leaves you without hangover next day while bad... you know...Wyborowa is not good, it is GREAT! Pure, fresh and ready to be mixed with whatever you want.Go and get it!
