Laplandia Vodka

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For example, the White Mexican uses horchata instead of cream, the Dirty Russian swaps in chocolate milk for cream, the White Belgian uses chocolate liqueur instead of coffee, the White Canadian uses maple whiskey instead of vodka, and the White Cuban swaps out vodka for rum. The wonderful Laplandia went and channelled the creamy deliciousness of coconut for this Coco Shot Vodka! The water, filtered through the glacial moraine, is naturally pure and needs no artificial treatment to achieve its remarkable quality.

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Fantastic to sip on neat, or over ice as you would a sloe gin perhaps, should also be a fun one to add an experimental twist when making cocktails!Today, having won multiple prestigious international tasting awards, Laplandia is slowly reinventing vodka around the world. The White Russian was first mixed up back in 1949 when Gustave Tops, a Belgian bartender, dreamt up two luxurious cocktails, the Black and the White Russian.

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The Jelly Bean shot is a fun layered drink that has some interesting flavours which tend to taste like the candy it's named after.This is the only vodka in the world that is made using all-natural lingonberry juice and the world famous artesian waters of Finland. Lingonberry is one the essential Nordic berries and has a slightly sweet initial taste, followed by a mild bitter kick, resembling its cousin, the cranberry. Laplandia’s products were created to represent all the known characteristics and attributes of Lapland such as purity, cleanliness and nature.

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After seeing the main character, “the Dude” down drink after drink…you’ve got to try it for yourself. Some editions marry the vodka with cloudberries, lingonberries, and even espresso, providing a spectrum of flavours that resonate with the wilderness and vibrancy of Lapland. This water isn’t just a mere component but a crucial element that confers the vodka its renowned smoothness and clarity.This vodka, which hails from the tranquil yet harsh climates of the north, embeds a bit of Finnish wilderness and the spirit of Lapland in every sip. It's a pretty generous amount of cream, so if you're looking for a lighter way, you can try the white russian recipe with milk. Lapland is known for its striking, untouched landscapes, encompassing vast tundras, crystalline lakes, and the mystic aura of the northern lights. The visit to the last great wilderness of Europe and witnessing its pure nature gave rise to concerns of sustainability and environmental issues - ones that are very current and trendy in today’s world - already back then.