Tinda Vodka?

[ajf]

I know there are a few vodka drinkers here.
Anyone tried this brand?
It is from Iceland. Some neighbours brought a bottle back from a trip.
Very little on the label other than the name.

Best way to drink it - not something I have had much of?

Andrew

 

[Luke]

Never had it. I'd be interested to know how it stacks up to Grey Goose and Belvedere as they are my benchmarks.

 

[FrostedNipple]

Best way to drink it - not something I have had much of?

The russian way is straight. The western way is add coke, but it might as well be tesco value vodka if you are going to add coke.

 

[ash_scotland88]

shove it in the freezer till frosty on the outside and drink straight!

 

[Glaucus]

shove it in the freezer till frosty on the outside and drink straight!

This or like the polish. A many course meal. With a large plate covered with ice in the centre of table. with many many shot glasses filled with vodka.

 

[nydryl]

My first thought was if you bought it in Iceland it can't be very good...then my brain clicked into gear

 

[semi-pro waster]

I can't claim to have ever heard of it but if it is a decent vodka then you should be able to drink it straight lightly chilled. If it isn't then mix it with any mixer you like, orange juice for a Screwdriver is a simple one.

 

[KiTBoH]

Drinking vodka straight seems to be kind of marmite.
Very cold vodka is the best kind, though. The warm shots you get in pubs aren't nice at all :/

 

[Cosimo]

I must admit that I’ve never heard of it.

 

[Greenlizard0]

The russian way is straight. The western way is add coke, but it might as well be tesco value vodka if you are going to add coke.

Yeap, it's only us that adds to vodka outside of a cocktail because most places serve cheap tat.

Do it on the rocks/neat.

 

[ajf]

Popped in the freezer for a couple of hours.
Not sure how it compares to others but certainly drinkable neat. Slightly smooth/greasy.
Gives a bit of a tingle on the way down.