17 Customer Reviews

• 5
  Armon sloan 10 February 2016

  Very smooth and confidence the drink match my smooth confidence I like to serve it with Minute Maid lemon and fresh cut up strawberries and freeze it so it be like a slushie

• TWE Admin 4 January 2012

  Anonymous: We've not seen a Citron this big.

• Anonymous 4 January 2012

  do they have a CITRON this size ?

• JJ 10 October 2011

  Love the stuff, pure taste, the bottle is in a league of its own :)

• Anonymous 8 January 2011

  I was at a very elite club in Paris this new year, and some guy no older than 23 had a bottle of this sat in a cooler. It sent a message that he was rich and he was no afraid to prove it. Id imagine it must of cost him atleast 1000 euros to have that in a club. The whole point of this like any other double magnum or bigger bottle is to show off.

• E. William 5 January 2011

  The whole point of the production costs of making a 4.5 litre bottle seems mute when a 6 litre Belvedere (a far superior vodka) costs half.

• Vicky 28 November 2010

  do they still come with a pump? How do you pour it? :s

• Anonymous 11 August 2010

  Everyone has there own personal Vodka they prefer that stand out from the rest. This is made for those type of people to have in there home or office. Its not about the cost at all...

• James Saville, Liverpool 18 July 2010

  Regardless of whether one may consider this product to be expensive or not, there is no denying that these bottles look rather impressive.

• Anonymous 20 April 2010

  The difference maybe big but as he said what are the extra cost for bottling by hand, new production line and I'd be fairly certain that it may not say limited but it will be on the basis not many are sold. Sure the profit margin will still be huge but the increase in costs does account for a lot

• Anonymous 19 April 2010

  No doubt it will have a higher margin than a 70cl, but it has to be worth doing for the manufacturer. For reference a bespoke bottle mould of that size might well be in the region of £100,000 and half of that again for a bottling line changepart to handle it.

• Anonymous 19 April 2010

  The point is that in order to produce a "bottle" there needs to be a good deal of money invested in things like bottle moulds, changeparts for the line etc etc. As with anything this size, it will never sell as much as a 70cl bottle therefore the economy of scale is massively less for products fot his size. Whilst the vodka might be not expensive to produce (the UK duty would be far more expensive than the liquid itself), the technical cost of making gallons and other unusual sizes are huge.

• Anonymous 10 October 2009

  That's just the price you pay for something a bit special and luxurious I suppose. If you don't like it, luckily you don't have to buy one. Wish I could afford it for my father-in-law though. He'd love it.

• Captain 2 September 2009

  i bought 3 for a party....looks the biz though! but true, very expensive!!

• Anonymous 30 April 2009

  People don't seem to realise that these bottles are far more expensive to produce. As with large-format champagnes and clarets, the price is always significantly higher than the equivalent per bottle price. These bottles don't fit on a normal bottling line, so they have to be filled by hand, ever think of that? Also, for what it's worth, I don't think the normal bottles come in a wooden box, either. To expect this kind of bottle to be the price of the equivalent number of normal bottles is just naive.

• mark 30 April 2009

  if the price was inline with the 70cl bottle, id buy one

• Amir 10 January 2009

  i had one of these on new years and it was the most amazing drink i have ever had! looked and felt like a superstar!