Notes: This Vodka is produced in England and is distilled five times. There are at present 17 different other flavors of this vodka. Overall I had been underwhelmed by this vodka company as it has produced questionable flavor concepts with even poorer execution.

Appearance: Attractive thick body to it, clear, no sediment whatsoever. On swirling, it leaves a thin but tenacious clear coat on the inside of the glass, then suddenly turns into droplets.

First Impression: Yes, smells like sweet bubble gum (read latex, bannana, talc). Nail polish notes start to come out after a bit. Tastes like they left a lot of the heads and tails of the distillation in this vodka for flavoring.

Taste: Sickly sweet bubble gum taste. A  warming of alcohol as it goes down the throat, and leaves a persistent lingering taste of gum/latex that clings like grim death.

Drinks: If you like the idea of bubble gum dissolved in grain alcohol this one is for you – or maybe you like the idea of something that tastes like latex. Maybe they should come up with a cocktail called “safe sex?” When you finally grow up and develop a taste for real cocktails check out some of our links to cocktail recipe pages.

Cigars: Bubble Gum Cigars – funny, I think they made those candy cigars illegal, something about children and addiction? Hmm….

Final Thoughts: In general I am from the old school which draws a distinction between spirits that I drink and the candy, gum, soda that I consumed as a child, so maybe I am a bit harsh on some of these crossover attempts. But please a vodka that tastes like bubble gum? What were they thinking!?

Bottle: Tall cylindrical frosted bottle like so many other vodkas these days- easily lost in the forest of vodkas at your local store. Light pink color band and clear martini glass shaped window.

Web site:: http://www.threeolives.com

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