But with all of that, I have to say that this product is quite good. Chambord has achieved an excellent balance of vodka and Chambord, so that you taste the smoothness of the vodka while also getting some delicate flavors of black raspberry, vanilla and even cotton candy. It's quite light, yet flavorful. The bottle comes with some really basic cocktail recipe ideas whose main intent seems to be to dilute the flavor as much as possible (e.g. simply mix it with lots of club soda or ginger ale). Ignore the recipes because want you really want to do is put this bottle in the freezer and pull it out for an instant Chambord vodka martini. Great on a hot day or on a day when you wish it would stop raining. It's available at Washington state liquor stores state-wide, the Liquor Control Board's effort, I guess, to pink everyone's drink.
With the large number of liqueurs and spirits available, it's often difficult to know what you're getting when you buy a bottle. This blog can help provide information about some of the lesser known alcohols, giving you an idea if a spirit is worth buying and how you might end up using it. I'm a Washingtonian who's collected a number of bottles so as to enjoy better liquors and cocktails. Some of these spirits may be hard to find in Washington State with the privatization of liquor there.
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Monday, May 16, 2011
Chambord Flavored Vodka - drink pink
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