How it's made: Vodka
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Short Video about Vodka( History and How it's done)
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Wikipedia really dropped the ball on this one...
so let me get this straight, a raw material of choice is fermented then the alcohol is isolated to obtain nearly pure alcohol and then it is diluted with clean water?
Yes! Gin is similar; they add herbs and water to the nearly pure alcohol, then distill it again so the alcohol picks up the flavors. Then they add water again.
@@beakt is it the same with flavoured vodka? Let’s say apple vodka as an example..Do they add apple to the distilled vodka and then redistill it?
@@Novocalsmtlbeat Probably!
It’s more like a infusion rather then a distillation
It’s more like a infusion rather then a distillation
All about the history, not a thing about how exactly is it made.
And what about minute 4? It’s not saying how vodka is made ?
Bertalan Andrei So you clicked on the video just to wait for 4 minutes to hear a quick sentence or two about how roughly is vodka made?
@@bertalanandrei yea this video fucking sucks. Unsubscribed
thanks im gone
7:43 "Arhus, Sweden" ... I live in Aarhus, and It's definitely not in Sweden :D
Is Sweden an East European country? That’s a funny compas ya got.
Sorry for that mistake happening 🤦🏻
East of Britain
Paskong pasko ginagawan ko ng reaction to mare 🤦♀️
Everyone should give thanks to the greatest growers on the planet which were the native americans and the creators of the potato, cassava and corn
Interesting!
Thank you bro, it means a lot form me
“Vod-Ker”
ShotByCameron hahaha
All those examples of water purity, and you forget Reyka? Their water also comes from glacial ice, albeit in Iceland, where they’re based.
Fun fact, the name “Reyka” is a shortening of the name of Iceland’s capital city, Reykjavik. Reykjavik wouldn’t fit on the whole bottle, so they shortened it to Reyka.
Arhus is in Denmark NOT in Sweden ! wrong info you give body
Sorry for that, I know that I have few or more mistakes, imagine this one was made in 3 days and more than 36 hours.. alone..
I’m an alcoholic who loves vodka. It pairs well and it tasty. I’m too poor for Scotch
Great
Araka? Bro, this is totally wrong. The picture that you were talking about araka was Turkish Rakı and it's made by grapes. The mare's milk is kımız. This is turkic alcoholic beverage as well
Thank you for letting me know.
what is the difference between the "grape vodka" and brandy??
Grappa is made after the juices have been taken out for wine making while brandy is made strait from the fruit without making wine first
@@missourimongoose8858 thanks for your comment, but that was not my question.
I am not talking about Grappa.
I am talking about the concept of grape vodka and grape brandy.
From my understanding, vodka is made of wine (as you also point out) and vodka is strictly (?) made from potatoes.
Looks like there is a lot of purposeful confusion done by the respective distillers....
Brandy can only be distilled from any sort of fruit juice (grape in this case) while vodka on the other can be distilled from literally anything that contains starch or sugar that being said the main difference between grape vodka and brandy is in the distillation process vodka is akin meaning that it is distilled above 90 % alcohol and at that level all the flavour has been stripped off which it is now a tasteless odorless spirit brandy on the other hand is distilled about 2 times which means that there is plenty of flavour compound and impurities left giving it a fruity and spicy aroma brandy is also almost always aged while vodka aren’t!
@2:58 the image used is incorrect as it is Raki, an alcoholic drink made of distilled grapes and anise (It is the national drink of Turkey). the reason it is white and looks like milk is that traditionally water is added to dilute the alcohol before consuming, however, you can drink it without adding the water.
Great Intel, thanks ❤️
Wow
Multumesc mult bro pentru sustinere
Kid: mom can we buy some vodka?
Mom: no we have vodka at home
Vodka at home: *VODKER*
I love vodka
Me too ❤️
That Finlandia is a rather good one. Think it is easier to drink from the bottle than other vodka brands
WE love vodka
Ooga booga
Good text to speech , what it's called?
It's called "How to make a low-effort trash video."
"theds"
"mouthfell"
DragonOpsZ thank you for letting me know ❤️
I love vokda.
Why didn't you tell us where Lidl's Ignis Vodka gets its water from
Its an 8 minute video and you talk about some rare milk-based vodka for 3 minutes of it, when you could be speaking to how / diagram the process rather than using stock images
Just a few little corrections! Vodka was invented in Russia, yes, but the Polish invented it. Specifically, it was the Polish Monk Isidore, who used Rye to create the first referenced recipe for vodka while visiting the Kremlin in Russia back in the early 1400s.
The grape based spirit you reference in this video is Aqua Vitae, or 'Living Water', which was brought to Russia by the Genoesians in the mid-to-late 1300's and was distilled from grape must. It is the base for a few different types of spirits, including vodka, but it is not vodka.
The Italians call it grappa
I like the logic of this sentence:
.... It is the base for a few different types of spirits, including vodka, but it is not vodka.
vodka and not vodka, this is tough to swallow 🙂
Maybe I need a drink first to resolve this puzzle.
@@missourimongoose8858 by the way in France it is called calvados, the Germans call it trester.
Baba full power
More like a documentary than steps to make vodka....
Why does the robot have a British accent
rikarudomirosu cos it’s made in UK 🤣🤣
It would be great if I could make my own vodka. Alas, lacking the knowledge and tools of producing my own, I have to buy Ketyl One for the ultimate Vodka Martini. Lime around the rim of the glass, olive or maybe martini onion to dirty it up a bit. Yummm...
Buy a gallon of water- add sugar and yeast.... let ferment for a week or longer if u want stronger.... and then drink that like shots or distill it for alot stronger alcohol.... can make the sugarwash for less than 10$ and drink that for a weaker vodka, make it taste good with grape juice etc.
@@squirmssq3352 i don’t understand what’s the difference between vodka and sugarwash alcohol both are tasteless so idk
0:55 *so back in the 14th century they got the idea from France
Very gut
Sure, Japan is a suitable place, and one of the best places, to produce Vodka. I am wondering why Japan doesn't produce Vodka.
It produces it's low % type of vodka - Sake.
Cuz they are to busy making premium scotchs lol
Google Japanese Vodka brands. Youd be surprised.
Araka is a Turkish and other Middle East region alcohol, but for sure not vodka!
Appreciate the info, now back to my screwdriver (;
John Azariah or a vodka martini??
Ha. Drinking a screwdriver as we speak
Your title is misleading. Review it.
What do you mean ?
"vodker"
I have polish heritage, so naturally love Vodka!
Maybe don’t have a siri voice narrating your video. It makes viewers lose interest in your topic
Making a still is too complicated or too expensive.
What s a still
I slam 1 shot at a time by 10th shot I can't taste it
Kenneth see hahaha, try with flavour vodka
sweden is eastern europe? so norway is eastern aswell then…. taking this video unseriously five seconds in.
Slav
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
made in... Poland ! :P
eastern Europe - Sweden
It's what i found, sorry about that
You literally just read off the wiki page
Did you expect something more from a trash video using a robo-voice?
OOOOOOOHHHHHH 111th like lol
EnderKnight _97 and 37 dislike 😞
romanian palinca is more strong than vodka
This is totally wrong. poland invented in poland
I like Gin better.
Great