VodkaVerse/Beluga Noble Vodka 750ml

Beluga Noble Vodka 750ml

Russia · 80 Proof
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About this bottle

Beluga Noble is a Russian vodka distilled from Siberian wheat and cut with artesian mineral water, produced by the Beluga Group in Russia's Mariinsk distillery. It's rested with a proprietary malt spirit addition and filtered through birch charcoal and quartz sand before a final polish through oat flakes — an extra step most vodkas skip, meant to round out the texture. The result is notably smooth and soft on the palate for an unflavored vodka, with a clean grain character and almost no burn. The brand takes its name and sturgeon logo from beluga caviar, positioning itself at the luxury end of the category.

How to drink Beluga Noble

Serve it ice-cold, straight from the freezer, in a small chilled glass — that's the traditional Russian way to drink vodka this smooth, and it's wasted in a mixed cocktail where the oat-flake filtration wouldn't register.

Specs

Vodka80 proof · Mash bill: Siberian wheat · Russia

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What is Beluga Noble Vodka made from?

Siberian wheat and artesian mineral water, filtered through birch charcoal and quartz sand with a final polish through oat flakes.

How should Beluga Noble be served?

Ice-cold, straight from the freezer, in a small chilled glass — the traditional way to drink a smooth, unflavored vodka like this one.

Why is it called Beluga?

The brand takes its name and sturgeon logo from beluga caviar, positioning the vodka at the high end of the category.

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