Grey Goose 1.75L Plain Vodka 40% Size 175cl

I’m definitely a grey goose girl! I love the crisp taste and no nasty hangover accompanying! My only thing I wish they would offer was plastic bottles! I know it doesn’t sound classy but hear me out. We live on a boat 4-6 months of the year and if you’ve ever been on a boat you can imagine how risky it is to have glass on the boat. All it takes is one big swell and you’ve got a big problem on your hands. Currently I have to transfer to an unbreakable cantor but would love to have a plastic bottle option!! Please grey goose!

Grey Goose Vodka epitomizes elegance and quality in the world of spirits. From its smooth texture to its clean finish, every sip of Grey Goose is a testament to its French craftsmanship. Distilled using the finest French wheat and pure spring water from the Cognac region, it boasts a subtle sweetness and a hint of citrus, making it versatile for both sipping neat or crafting cocktails. While its premium price may deter some, Grey Goose delivers an unparalleled drinking experience, earning its place as a staple in any connoisseur's liquor cabinet.

Grey goose vodka, you always find a bottle in my at home bar. I’ve been a consumer of Grey Goose for many years. There’s only one other brand of vodka, that I also have at home to use, when I don’t use this one. Grey goose is nostalgic for me. It’s a high-quality brand of vodka and I definitely recommend it. Vodka is just so versatile and it does have some health benefits when drinking in moderation. I use vodka in a lot of my herbal tinctures.

This is the best vodka out there, in my opinion. I made some top shelf "moonshine" with it and it was amazing!! This is the only vodka that I would intentionally seek out and purchase. It's very smooth. It has very little burn to it. You can easily have it by itself and not have to mix it with anything. It can be a little pricey, but it's absolutely worth it. I don't feel like there's any others that compare to the smooth, crisp flavor.

Grey Goose is often lauded as the top shelf option for your casual drinker, it’s made in France from French wheat.Fresh spring water, cucumber, a little bit of that wheat character comes through. A touch of that “sterile dentist office” smell. Taste: Warm water, sweet cream. A surprisingly rich texture .I don’t really ever use vodka (I bought this bottle in 2015) but it’s plenty drinkable and quality is there for what, $25 a bottle? Easy to impress people with it. : Biggest draw is the texture for me. Pretty rich and full. While I don’t use vodka often, I would have no problem in recommending it since it is good and available.

Very gentle on the nose, Grey Goose shows an almost ephemeral note of medicinality, the only hint that it’s actually a high-proof vodka and not something more innocuous, like coconut water. Slight notes of sesame oil, almond, and a hint of vanilla give it a light sweetness, again evoking something you might drink at the spa instead of the bar. The body is creamy and gentle, again showing on the palate a modest vanilla note and some spun sugar, making for an iconic New World experience that is often copied today. The gentle sweetness, marshmallow-like at times, really rounds out on the tongue, eliminating any sense of boozy sharpness or heat. The finish is equally clean and simple, lightly sweet with no bit whatsoever. While I generally gravitate to vodkas with more ... MoreVery gentle on the nose, Grey Goose shows an almost ephemeral note of medicinality, the only hint that it’s actually a high-proof vodka and not something more innocuous, like coconut water. Slight notes of sesame oil, almond, and a hint of vanilla give it a light sweetness, again evoking something you might drink at the spa instead of the bar. The body is creamy and gentle, again showing on the palate a modest vanilla note and some spun sugar, making for an iconic New World experience that is often copied today. The gentle sweetness, marshmallow-like at times, really rounds out on the tongue, eliminating any sense of boozy sharpness or heat. The finish is equally clean and simple, lightly sweet with no bit whatsoever. While I generally gravitate to vodkas with more pungency and cleansing astringency, it’s easy to see why people continue to love Grey Goose. It is pleasant and perfectly innocuous — and most of all, it never feels like booze… at least until that third vodka-soda, amirite? Price point is worth it for the value of the bottle. 80 proof.

Yes I like this drink I took a whiff of this vodka, and scent was very ethanol-heavy. Every few sniffs, I got a fleeting hint of bread, but this was not super consistent. The pure, natural spring water used is sourced from a well in Gensac-la-Pallue, where it has already been naturally filtered by limestone. It is then filtered again using double reverse osmosis, before being added to the spirit. The mixture then goes through a filtration process using cellulose and active carbon. It is bottled at 80 proof

Grey Goose Vodka is a top-shelf choice that lives up to its reputation. The smoothness is what really stands out—it’s incredibly clean, with no harsh aftertaste, making it perfect for sipping straight or mixing into cocktails. Whether you're making a classic martini or a simple vodka soda, Grey Goose adds a touch of elegance to any drink. The quality is evident in every sip, and it's a go-to for special occasions or when you just want to treat yourself to something a bit more refined. It’s a premium vodka that truly delivers on taste and experience.

MY REVIEW: I haven’t had Vodka in years and having never been a drink of choice haven’t tried Grey Goose so was looking forward to trying this. Was even happier that I got sent it to try over the festive period - thank you! The first thing I done was to brave it and try it straight - it wasn’t like the recoiling jerk reaction I had all those years ago drinking vodka but was rather subtle and smooth. The bottle itself looked great, expensive fresh and clear where it comes from. I initially started off very plain and simple - Vodka with Diet Coke ice and lemon, then with lemonade. Then I thought I would Google some recipes and saw that the ‘Grey Goose’ Website popped up with some recipes.. I made the ‘Frenchy’ (with pineapple juice and cranberry) which was amazing and ... MoreMY REVIEW: I haven’t had Vodka in years and having never been a drink of choice haven’t tried Grey Goose so was looking forward to trying this. Was even happier that I got sent it to try over the festive period - thank you! The first thing I done was to brave it and try it straight - it wasn’t like the recoiling jerk reaction I had all those years ago drinking vodka but was rather subtle and smooth. The bottle itself looked great, expensive fresh and clear where it comes from. I initially started off very plain and simple - Vodka with Diet Coke ice and lemon, then with lemonade. Then I thought I would Google some recipes and saw that the ‘Grey Goose’ Website popped up with some recipes.. I made the ‘Frenchy’ (with pineapple juice and cranberry) which was amazing and I really enjoyed that. I alternated between that and plain and simple vodka and lemonade - I found it to be an easy drink to drink and very refreshing. I have no negatives about it and would recommend. My brother loves Grey Goose and is coming round New Year to help me finish off the remaining half a bottle, he drinks it a lot when he’s at home and when he is out and we’re going to mix some more cocktails together and see in the New Year. Thank you

I really wouldn’t have thought vodka could taste good. My mindset about it cemented during adolescence, where vodka was just a tool to get wasted. For nice drinks it was always whiskey, scotch or rum. But honestly @greygoose has totally won me over. I try most spirits neat first to get a sense of the flavour and I was unbelievably apprehensive about this, thinking vodka only comes in one flavour. Vodka. Which roughly translates to “not much taste, a solid kick, and an unpleasant aftertaste”. But I was pleasantly surprised by how much was at play here. It tastes pure and crisp, with a feint sweetness with some botanical hints to round it all out. Originally I was planning a few festive cocktails but I ended up keeping it super simple. With tonic and a slice of ... MoreI really wouldn’t have thought vodka could taste good. My mindset about it cemented during adolescence, where vodka was just a tool to get wasted. For nice drinks it was always whiskey, scotch or rum. But honestly @greygoose has totally won me over. I try most spirits neat first to get a sense of the flavour and I was unbelievably apprehensive about this, thinking vodka only comes in one flavour. Vodka. Which roughly translates to “not much taste, a solid kick, and an unpleasant aftertaste”. But I was pleasantly surprised by how much was at play here. It tastes pure and crisp, with a feint sweetness with some botanical hints to round it all out. Originally I was planning a few festive cocktails but I ended up keeping it super simple. With tonic and a slice of orange….and a couple of shots but hey, it’s Christmas. Thank you @influenster and @greygoose for the treat. Perfect timing and a great new drink to keep stocked up on.