Kirkland American Vodka

Rating: 10/23 N: Citrus and some grain. A bit of ethanol, but not bad. P: A bit of alcohol burn, but not too much. Only a bit harsh. Slightly sweet grain with spice and light citrus. Pretty bland, but not bad. Some ethanol flavor, but it's clean. F: Some burn, but not too much. - Conclusion - This is totally forgettable, but also totally passable. It's less interesting than Kirkland French Vodka, but also less challenging.

I am not a big Vodka drinker. This was gifted to me from a friend who travels to Alaska. From what I understand this vodka is very cheap. However, don't let the name and price fool you. This vodka is crisp and clean and is one of the better ones I have tried. It makes excellent cocktails. If you can get this at your local Costco, buy it.

Simply put: a clean vodka with no off tastes that is a perfect cocktail vodka. It’s not an ultra refined vodka for sipping straight, but it’s a solid workhorse for mixing and the price is right. It doesn’t get in the way of cocktail ingredients which is exactly what you want. I always have a bottle in my bar. Just a great, great mixer.

Smooth American vodka. At $13 for a handle, this is an amazing deal. It’s smooth and great as a mixer. I’ve never drank enough to know if it hits hard the morning after. My friends who’ve tried it have had no complaints. The Kirkland French vodka is better, but this gains extra points for value!

This is ridiculously good vodka for $13.99. You can spend more - but why? The more expensive Kirkland vodka - made in France is $ I9.99 - is truly exceptional and is better neat.

aromas are very isopropyl. Like primarily. No. Exclusively isopropyl. Flavors too. It’s like going to the hospital and drinking what you smell. No thank you.