Vodka is a distilled alcoholic beverage that is typically made from grains such as wheat, rye, or barley. It is known for its clear and neutral taste, with a relatively high alcohol content.
Vodka is made by distilling the fermented grains and then filtering the resulting liquid through various materials, such as charcoal, to remove impurities and create a smooth and clear spirit.
Because of its neutral taste, vodka is often used as a base spirit in cocktails, such as the classic Vodka Martini, Bloody Mary, and Cosmopolitan. Vodka is often categorised by its country of origin and the specific grains used in its production.
Some popular types of vodka include Russian vodka, Polish vodka, and Swedish vodka. Each type has its own distinct characteristics and flavour profile.