Pearl Vodka
by Kevin R. Kosar

Vodka sales have exploded in the past few years.  It seems every country one can think of is now producing this white spirit.  Interestingly, so far there haven't been any real trends in terms of what's used to make the vodkas- Mor Vodka of Estonia is made from potatoes, Wodka Wyborowa of Poland is made from rye, and the Canadian Pearl Vodka is distilled from wheat.

Pearl Vodka, (40% Alcohol By Volume) has a retail price of $21-$25.  It's distilled from Western Canadian Wheat, and was named Best Vodka by judges at the first San Francisco World
Spirits Competition in autumn 2000.  Pearl Vodka is relatively new to the American market, being introduced only in 1999.

Pearl Vodka is remarkably smooth.  In the mouth it offers notes of caramel, grain and finishes very clean.  It is smooth going down and just a touch prickly on the tongue.  Highly recommended.  (Rating ****)

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