I was just at the liquor store last week and the owner was telling me that he would put it (Old Russian) up against all the big name brands...with the exception of Belvedere. He and I were laughing about that 20/20 or Dateline (can't remember who did it) piece about the blind taste testing of vodka. All the self proclaimed vodka snobs all chose the cheapest vodka over Grey Goose vodka. I think it is great that we have a reportedly outstanding vodka here in OKC! I haven't tried it, nor do I think would I be able to distinguish a good vodka from a bad one. I'll have to take everyone's word on that one.
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Russian-inspired vodka made in Oklahoma
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