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The world's weirdest vodkas
While Smirnoff and Absolut have been making flavored vodka for decades, there are some new players in the field with pretty strange concoctions. From peanut butter and jelly to bison grass, these bizarre flavors stray far from James Bond's classic "vodka martini, shaken not stirred."
- Cinnabon, the sinful cinnamon roll brand, is partnering with Beam Inc. to create Pinnacle's latest sweet sensation: Cinnabon Vodka. Cinnabon president Kat Cole says the 70-proof vodka is an example of how the company "seeks out new opportunities and channels for our fans to enjoy our world famous treats." That means millennials and women. But with accompanying recipes like Late Night Sip and Bottomless Buns, there may be few who can resist.read moreCinnabon/ PinnacleShare
- The thought of your martini tasting like an ash tray confuses us too. But Ivanabitch, created in Holland, doesn't just have tobacco flavored vodka, it also has tobacco menthol vodka. The company's CEO, Tony Elward, came up with the idea for the name--Ivanabitch--during a bad divorce. "I told my team that I wanted to name it after my ex-wife, and they liked it!"read moreIvanabitchShare
- Introducing waffle-flavored vodka by Georgi. Launched last week on National Waffle Day, the company's CEO Martin Silver says they came up with the idea during a breakfast staff meeting to think of new flavor ideas. "I asked them what they wanted to eat and they said pancakes and waffles. And we pretty much decided right then to give the waffle flavors a try." Georgi has a number of waffles flavors, including banana waffle and chocolate chip.read more
- Van Gogh Vodka recently introduced this take on an American classic. They combine peanut butter and raspberry jelly flavored vodka to create this not-so-kid-friendly treat.read moreVan Gogh Vodka/iStockShare
- The creators of Bakon Vodka spent two years testing out the recipe in their kitchen before they finally got it right in 2009. Distilled from Idaho potatoes and infused with peppered bacon, this vodka is about as American as it gets.read moreiStock/Black Rock SpiritsShare
- According to the distillers of Bison Grass Vodka, the recipe comes from polish high society. For centuries the polish elite would celebrate hunting successes by drinking a special vodka flavored with bison grass, in belief this would yield grand power, increase stature and youthfulness. With that said, remember that this vodka is designed to taste like grass.read moreBak's VodkaShare
- This vodka goes great with a glass of milk --no joking. Pinnacle's Cookie Dough Vodka tastes like the real thing, and you won't have to risk an E.coli infection. Blend it in with vanilla ice cream for a spiked milkshake, or add a little coconut rum for a taste of a chocolate macaroon.read morePinnacleShare
- From ice cream to hot chocolate, salted caramel satisfies that sweet tooth, but does a number on that savory craving, too. So why not get it in your glass? Effen, which makes vodka the old Dutch way, doesn't have a large portfolio of vodka flavors. It released its Salted Carmel flavor this summer. Mix it with chocolate liqueur for a rocky road, twist but at 75 proof, it packs a serious punch.read moreEffenShare
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The world's weirdest vodkas
While Smirnoff and Absolut have been making flavored vodka for decades, there are some new players in the field with pretty strange concoctions. From peanut butter and jelly to bison grass, these bizarre flavors stray far from James Bond's classic "vodka martini, shaken not stirred."
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