Chopin Vodka

Pros: The smoothest vodka on the market.

Cons: You've go to pay to play.

The Bottom Line: If you're looking to experience vodka, here it is.

Review: I'll admit it, I love vodka. Of all the infinite alcoholic ambrosias in the world, the crisp and refreshing simplicity of a sip of a vodka is a nearly religious experience.

The problem is that I have a short attention span, which means I need...

Pros: smooth, excellent vodka

Cons: none at all

Review: This is another alcohol opinion for the average Joe. I
needed an alcoholic beverage for our annual XXX-mas party
that my friends have, so I decided to pick up a bottle of
Chopin Vodka after reading an opinion on this
website...

Pros: Velvety smooth, nice finish

Cons: Expensive but worth it

Review: Everyone seems to have a strong personal preference when it comes to high-end vodkas. I know that my personal favourite is embodied fully in the elixir referred to as Chopin. I have sampled many vodkas in my time and have had multiple opportunities to...

Pros: Smooth...very smooth. Makes the best vodka martini. Reasonably priced for the quality.

Cons: Not found in every bar.

The Bottom Line: Chopin is the best tasting, best feeling vodka. It is smooth and flavorful and compliments any mixed drink.

Review: I first tried Chopin Vodka at a bar in South Beach Miami where a friend of mine was bartender. I ordered a sour apple martini. Drinks there cost $14 each but I was getting them for free. My friend suggested Chopin Vodka, and now every time I go to a bar...

Pros: Excellent vodka

Cons: None

Review: What can I say about Chopin Vodka that stands it above all of the others as a drink to have on its own? It is the smoothest vodka I've ever had, and I've spent my time trying a few of them, including Stolis, Belvedere, Skyy and Absolut. All of the rest...

Pros: Good flavor. Not too overpowering

Cons: Bitter aftertaste.

The Bottom Line: An excellent Vodka which I will get if Belvedere is not available.

Review: Chopin has a less "Vodka" taste and body to it initially than Belvedere but has a slight bite or bitter after taste. It has nowhere the bite and harshness of Grey Goose and some people I have try it out like it because it lacks the strong body of...

Pros: COMPLETELY FANTASTIC! If you like vodka drinks, you will love this brand.

Cons: None. You get what you pay for.

The Bottom Line: I will never drink cheap vodka again. EVER! EVER! EVER!

Review: After having my fill of vodka advertising (and hangovers, despite advertisements claims), and what I believe to be "biased rating" with spirit related magazines, I had given up on vodka. It seemed to be a unsophisticated liquor, trying to be better....

Pros: smooth, like a glass of ambrosia

Cons: The name doesn't fit.

The Bottom Line: As good as Vodkas come.

Review: To me, the way to tell a good vodka, is the before, during, and after taste experience. If when the glass gets close to your nose, there is a sensation that your nostril hairs are on fire, stop right there. When tasting the vodka, if your esophagus...

Pros: Smooth, flawless taste. Potato base seems to make it better than the other premiums.

Cons: Price.

Review: I am not a hard core aficionado but have just finished tasting through many great scotches and most vodkas too. The test was simple, 1-2 parts vodka and 1 part neutral soda over ice. Grey Goose is excellent as is Belvedere, Stoli is good, Chopin is the ...

Pros: Smooth, no after taste.

Cons: A little pricey

Review: If you are sensitive to wheat then this potato vodka is for you. I put it in the same category as Belvedere vodka. Very smooth. ...