At Casey Jones, the very local supermarket, today I discovered a new vodka. It has the four characteristics that you need for a good vodka. Smooth, little bite, cheap, and made in a country that is cold. In this case it Pearl Vodka, made in Canada, nice bottle, less bite than the great Belvedere. This stuff is smoother and thicker than Grey Goose (which to me tastes like perfume). Since I heard that all Grey Goose does is buy cheap Vodka and put it through a distilling process, I don't even buy it as a gift.
Took this wonderful Vodka, drinking it down as I made Gazpacho (little did I know that you had to seed the tomatoes and strain the goop- but its all a learning process anyway), and went to Gretna's greenspace and sat there drinking and grilling. Lovely day, good friends, lots of sun, and I entertained myself watching my friends try out an impossible boomerang. A little bit of olives and I was set. It feels so good to find something new, something that is made well and they do not charge too much for.
Ah, Vodka, the only liquor that is judged by how little of it you can taste!
Which brings me to another point and I invite anyone to comment on this. I heard various people say various things, but is it clear or dark liquor that is worse for you. Yes, I know they are both bad, but one of them, really wipes your guts (liver) out. Anyone have any idea, and since I am asking, anyone have a source?
Thanks
1 comment:
The design of the bottle is very nice .By looking at the bottle anyone can say that Pearl is a very clear vodka.Pearl Vodka is a classic stylish vodka.In the mouth it offers notes of caramel, grain and finishes very clean.This incredible vodka is ultra smooth on its own but also mixes well in great food.I like to enjoy my drink with Cuban Cigars .As my favorite cigars are not easily available in the local market, so I buy them online.
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