Vodka/Silvergrin Vodka Triple Origin 750 ml

Silvergrin Vodka Triple Origin 750 ml

Vodka · 80 Proof
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About this bottle

Silvergrin Vodka Triple Origin is made from a blend of three grains, wheat, rye, and barley, rather than the single-grain base most vodkas use, then distilled three times and filtered through charcoal. Blending grain sources is meant to layer complexity into an otherwise neutral spirit: wheat contributes softness, rye adds a light spice, and barley rounds out the body. Expect a smooth, clean profile with subtle grain character and minimal burn, finished with natural spring water for balance. It's built as a versatile, well-made everyday vodka rather than a flavor-forward specialty bottle. This bottle suits vodka drinkers who want more grain complexity than a standard single-grain vodka offers.

How to drink Silvergrin Triple Origin

Keep it simple with a Vodka Soda and lime, or use it in a Martini where the triple-grain base adds a little more texture than a standard vodka. It's versatile enough for either.

Tasting notes
Nosesoft grain
Palateclean, balanced
Finish
Specs

Vodka80 proof · Mash bill: wheat, rye, and barley

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Questions about this bottle

How should Silvergrin Triple Origin Vodka be served?

Chilled, straight up or over ice -- its clean, balanced profile works well in most vodka cocktails too.

What cocktails work well with Silvergrin Triple Origin?

A Vodka Martini or vodka soda both suit its soft grain character.

Why is it called 'Triple Origin'?

It's distilled from a blend of three grains -- wheat, rye, and barley -- rather than a single grain, which is where the name comes from.

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