Smirnoff - Nordic Berries (Norsk)
Russian Vodka
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Flavoured VodkaSmirnoff's new Nordic vodka, distilled using Nordic berries and as a consequence, is a pale blue.
Best drunk neat and over ice.
1 cocktails with Smirnoff - Nordic Berries (Norsk)
Nice, but too strong to really appreciate the flavour. The Greek version is 20% volume (this is 37% volume) and in my opinion far nicer - perfect on the rocks. Trouble is, can't get the 20% version over here! <i>(Ed. We've added this to our requested product list so we will have a good look)</i>
An absolutely unique flavour. Fantastic in a tall glass with lemonade and ice. A drink you can definitly recommend to anyone, not only vodka drinkers. 5 stars in my book, and i'm not a vodka drinker.
Original,great tasting vodka. I've converted friends with this, so it shouldn't be under estimated!! I believe this can stand along with Black Label and Penka as Smirnoff's proudest acheivements.
Well since time began for me I have drank all spirits as shots. After my younger years shooting vodka in vast quantities became harder so I saw this and thought I would give it a try. As mentioned it looks strangely beautiful, not bright, just a more subtle beauty. The twist of Nordic fruits(?!) makes it a lot nicer than usual vodka yet it still has a kick to it. Don't think this will have no 'fire' to it because it does but its a nice change. Wouldn't always get it though...
I usually can't drink vodka due to harsh tastes. This is probably down to cheap 'house vodkas'. However a friend recomended this to me and it is a lot lighter than others and it has a more subtle taste. You can't tell really that it is a vodka based drink. I know the feeling of 'having tasted it before' I came to the conclusion having mixed it with lemonade and a splash of lime that it is very simular to the old vodka mixer drink called 'Metz'. I havent seen that for a while and that was my favourite 'alco pop' as it was back in the day. A very nice drink, I like it.
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