96 points National Beverage Testing Institute. Made from the purest water from the Cognac region of France. The ultra smooth flavors and clean finish make Grey Goose perfect for martinis.
Superb (90-95)/Highly Recommended, Wine Enthusiast: "Crystal-clear and pure. Nose is unabashedly smoky in the first nosings; aeration smoothes it out as fetching aromas of mint, harvested grain and grain husk assert themselves. On palate, the entry is intensely grainy, silky and off-dry; the midpalate offers moderate bite plus chewy tastes of cracked wheat and cocoa bean. Aftertaste is dry, cleansing and medium-long."
Laura Foster (Decanter): "A French vodka made from winter wheat grown in Picardy - the 'bread basket of France' - and limestone-filtered spring water from the Cognac region. Grey Goose was created by François Thibault, who was maître de chai at H Mounier in Cognac when he decided to create the world's first premium vodka in 1997. Buttery yet mineral with craked black pepper and anise hints it's a versatile vodka to mix with. (Mar 2022)"
Superb (90-95)/Highly Recommended, Wine Enthusiast: "Crystal-clear and pure. Nose is unabashedly smoky in the first nosings; aeration smoothes it out as fetching aromas of mint, harvested grain and grain husk assert themselves. On palate, the entry is intensely grainy, silky and off-dry; the midpalate offers moderate bite plus chewy tastes of cracked wheat and cocoa bean. Aftertaste is dry, cleansing and medium-long."
Laura Foster (Decanter): "A French vodka made from winter wheat grown in Picardy - the 'bread basket of France' - and limestone-filtered spring water from the Cognac region. Grey Goose was created by François Thibault, who was maître de chai at H Mounier in Cognac when he decided to create the world's first premium vodka in 1997. Buttery yet mineral with craked black pepper and anise hints it's a versatile vodka to mix with. (Mar 2022)"
| Product SKU | 30662 |
| Producer | Grey Goose |
| Country | France |
| Size | 1.75L |
| Color | Other |
| ABV | 40.0% |
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