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jusright Newbie

Hi, My adult (married) daughter has been invited to a friends house for a "girls night out" on Thurs. They're making "Cosmo's made with vodka. Are there any brands of Vodka that are gluten-free? I thought I remembered some??? Thanks Jean :(


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tarnalberry Community Regular

I know there are a number of potato vodkas - it'd depend on what you've got in stores near you. I like Ciroq, which is made from grapes, but pricey.

meganmurphy Newbie

Chopin is made from potatoes, but is also expensive.

lovegrov Collaborator

All vodka should be safe because it's distilled. Distilling removes the poisons.

But if you're still paranoid about that and don't want to pay ther high potato vodka prices, Smirnoff's is made from corn. All flavors are definitely gluten-free.

richard

joem5644 Newbie

A triple distilled potato vodka found in many stores is the Polish vodka called LUKSUSPOWA. I don't trust any of the vodkas made from grain even though they are distilled. Potato vodka is a little more expensive than the grain vodkas.

lovegrov Collaborator

But why wouldn't you trust a vodka made from corn?

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hapi2bgf Contributor

I drink Smirnoff and have no troubles. I checked it about a year ago and it was gluten-free.


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joem5644 Newbie

I guess I'm being over cautious because I get lesions on my throat if I make a mistake. However, i will try the corn vodka the next time. Thanks for making me think.

jusright Newbie

Thank you for all your suggestions. I gave them all to my daughter! I foolishly forgot I could go to the food list in this site and look up the info!! She went and they made sure to have a corn based Vodka and she had No problems. (Glad she could enjoy a well deserved evening visiting with her friends.) Thanks to you all!! Jean :D

lisabarella Apprentice

Chopin and Makawa (spelling?) potatoe - at Trader Joes and reasonable priced

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floridanative Community Regular

Iceberg Vodka is the best vodka I've ever had. It is also derived from corn and cost more than Smirnoff but less than the other potato brands. But it is better to me than vodkas that cost twice the price. What would a girl do if she couldn't enjoy a cosmo now and then.. B)

Guest cassidy

Anyone know about flavored vodkas? My favorite is Stoli Vanilla and I haven't had it in months because I wasn't sure. I don't know if the distillation process would make any ingredients ok.

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