Pinnacle Vodka

Now that I have finished moving and getting my house set up. I have time to get my bar back together. I was at my new local package store where they had regular Pinnacle Vodka on sale for $8 a bottle so I took a chance and I am so glad I did. In the glass, this stuff nicely coats the sides and is so clear. On the nose, there is little or no smell but at room temperature, there is only an ethonal taste but chilled there is nothing. The body is sweet and very quick to leave with no real flavor. The finish is also sweet with nothing else left behind. Once again let me say this was $8 a bottle and at that price, I will keep this at my bar. In a regular Martini, it is fine, and for whatever reason, it makes a wonderful Gibson with onions the sourness of the onion is offset by the sweetness of the vodka. Lastly, in a Vesper, it works as well as any vodka I have tried so far. Overall, this is an outstanding low-cost vodka, and again at $8 it is an absolute steal. Enjoy.

This tastes more like water than any vodka I’ve tried, and I mean that as a high compliment. We are talking about vodka after all, where flavor descriptors such as “nail polish remover” “paper” and “printer ink” are often viewed as not only acceptable, but positive results. Well Pinnacle is lacking in these dubiously desirable traits. It’s rather clean and neutral and boring, which again, score highly in my Great Book of Vodka, which is unpublished, unwritten, unheard of and unlikely to even exist. It has less existence than the finish on this vodka. It has less existence than the flavor of this elixir. It has less existence than the impression left by this meaningless review. I’m sorry I’ve wasted your time. I’ll see myself out now. Btw if you’re using this as a well vodka then yay you because you could do much worse and pay more for doing so.

Pinnacle Vodka has announced a new formula on its website. The aromas now include wheat, mountain air, and baking spices. The sweet entry features a palate of wheat and spices. The finish is characterized by subtle vanilla, baking spices, and ginger. While Pinnacle Vodka's new formula is drinkable, it is slightly oversweet, making it less suitable as a mixer.

Generally underrated here. Aftertaste is slightly ethanol, but there's no off-flavours or burn. Mostly it's just distilled until it tastes like alcohol.

Smooth and tastless, very mild burn to the lip but you can swish it around in your mouth no issue

OH NO YOU DON’T. shame on you.