[40%, sampled in Azerbaijan]

Quantity three of the Sheki vodka experiment was known as Sostav.

Initially, there have been two issues that gave the impression to be explicit about this one. Firstly, it value a tad greater than Napoléon or Samovar, because it wasn’t 5 however 6 (!) Manat for 500ml. That put it within the 4,5€/700ml vary, which was nonetheless an ideal ten, although.

hits from the bong

Secondly, the bottle regarded a bit bizarre. I imply, it regarded like a bong. Or possibly not precisely like a bong, however form of like one. I figured that this was most likely not meant (although many younger folks in Baku preferred to smoke weed), however that the entire thing had merely been an try and create a bottle that regarded unique. Which it kinda did.

Oh, additionally there was a security seal on the cap, and it had somewhat inbuilt pourer that was barely too massive. On this case, I don’t see this influencing the rating, although.

dangerous butter aroma

As all the time, I had Sostav neat and at room temperature. It didn’t have a lot of a odor, which was a superb signal. However once I drank it, there was a chilly sensation that became warmth because it burned on its approach down my throat. That was all. There didn’t appear to be something particular to it.

The aftertaste wasn’t that good, both. There was a style that took me some time to determine. It was that of rancid butter. Very faint, however nonetheless there.

Total, Sostav vodka has an fascinating bottle design, and that’s it.