Anybody else here drink vodka as their preferred choice of liquor?

While I am a casual drinker, when I do, I prefer vodka. There's a brand made locally that is award winning, called Boyd and Blair. They make a potato mash vodka, among other things. Of course there are many great vodkas made worldwide, some made with potatoes and others with another grain such as rye. Does anybody else here drink vodka as their preferred choice? I guess we can say among liquors, although I personally prefer a shot of vodka over a beer, usually. Does anybody else here have a favorite vodka, even if it isn't their preferred choice? How do you drink it?

 

Not much of a drinker but when I do, vodka. Prefer Tito’s, but bought the Costco vodka a month or two ago and keep buying it for half the price. Not as good as Tito’s, but hey.

 

I didn't know Costco sells their own brand of vodka. I have a Costco membership but live in the archaic commonwealth of PA, where liquor is virtually controlled by the commonwealth. Tito's is a good brand, made in the state of TX.

 

Yeah, Kirkland. It’s $13 for 1.75L, Tito’s is $28 +/-

I lived in NC for a few years and they had a similar setup, beer can be bought anywhere but liquor was out of a state owned store only.

 

I’m a whiskey and bourbon man but when I do drink vodka I prefer kettle one

 

I have never heard of a kettle vodka? What does that mean?

 

He meant the brand..

 

Ah, ok. Thanks.

 

Looked up Ketel. It's from the Netherlands, made with wheat in a copper kettle and said to be ultra smooth.

 

I usually get the Kirkland Signature Vodka, Titos or Grey Goose

 

preference is for Dripping Springs vodka, which is made down the road from Tito's.

 

Yea ketel auto correct isn’t nice