Grey Goose Vodka

Pros: no hangover

Cons: metallic taste

Review: Most of the time I drink the cheap, gallon-size vodka. That stuff just makes you choke. I never understood how people could describe vodka as smooth, until I tried Grey Goose.

My friend decided to splurge and finally buy a bottle of the...

Pros: The Best Vodka In The World

Cons: None

Review: Grey Goose vodka was the first super-premium I ever tried, and the reason that I became the vodka lover that I now. Almost a year ago I first read about the product in Maxim magazine. At that time it had just won the platinum medal at the World...

Pros: A rather inexpensive fine vodka with a wonderful smooth flavor.

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: Grey Goose is chosen more often above most vodkas that are available at most restaurants.

Review: As a bartender my bar stocks about 10 different brands of Vodka. Grey Goose is by far the most called brand. Even though they know they're going to pay about double the price they will for house vodka and one martini will cost them about 1/3 of the...

Pros: Nice picture on bottle.

Cons: Ok. taste. Defininitely not worth the money.

Review: This vodka which is made here in U.S, tastes nothing like some of the best vodka from Russia and Armenia. Leaves a bitter and dry after taste. For the money, you can buy better tasting vodka, where you can enjoy the long after taste. The jewel of...

Pros: Pretty Bottle

Cons: Nothing compared to competition

The Bottom Line: If you want a real treat, head for the Polish competitors.

Review: This is a good vodka, but when you consider the price and the available alternatives, it quickly falls down on my list to something almost average. The best tasting vodkas I have ever tasted are Polish, and Chopin and Belvedere are quite consistent...

Pros: no taste (good for laymen)

Cons: price, no taste (which actually matters in vodkas, too)

Review: The French never produced vodkas. One day a smart marketing group, which promoted Belvedere earlier (an excellent vodka, by the way) lost the contract and had to move on. So they created a very highly priced brand in a nice bottle...

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Pros: Ultra pure

Cons: Expensive

The Bottom Line: Grey Goose is pure and clean. It is the finest!

Review: Grey Goose is an incredibly smooth, pure, fine vodka. It should be consumed straight or with as few ice cubes as possible! It is my favorite premium vodka and although it is expensive, it is worth it if you're serious about vodka.

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Pros: This goes down way too smoothly!

Cons: A little higher priced than some others.

The Bottom Line: You should give it a try the next time you are in the mood for a vodka!

Review: The bar that I used to work in for the last 4 years did not carry this product so I really don't know too much about it, yet the current bar that I am working in now carries it. I have several customers that will only drink this brand of vodka and...

Pros: flavors, smoothness

Cons: price

Review: After being raised in a house where both parents were fans of vodka, I started drinking at college. Since then, I have become a fan myself, and have the money, desire, and tolerance to experiment with various brands. I had seen the bottle of Grey...

Pros: F's you up, and tastes good at the same time.

Cons: pricy

The Bottom Line: Tasty but pricy. Well worth every penny.

Review: I'm usually not very serious, but this time I have to be. Grey Goose Vodka is probably the best vodka I have ever had. It goes down as easly as fresh bottled water and F's you up just as well as a glass of everclear. I had a fraternity brother...