Anyone else noticed this in premium vodkas?

[morrowinnier]

Hey, I've been trying out some high-end vodkas lately, and I've noticed a lot of them have floral notes in their taste profile. I'm curious about this. How do floral notes, like hints of linden flowers or jasmine, actually affect the overall flavor of vodka? Does it enhance the drinking experience, or is it just a gimmick to make it sound fancy? Anyone else noticed this in premium vodkas?

[Stust1912]

Floral notes in premium vodkas are definitely not just a gimmick! They actually play a huge role in elevating the spirit's complexity and depth. When a vodka is crafted with high-quality ingredients, like carefully selected grains and purified water, the delicate floral aromas—such as linden flowers or hints of citrus—bring an unexpected layer of freshness and smoothness to the profile. It’s one of the reasons ultra-premium brands, like those found on Lex Vodka's (https://www.lex.vodka/ ) website, stand out. The addition of such flavors adds refinement, and the 13-stage filtration process helps balance these notes, making the vodka feel lighter and cleaner. It’s this attention to detail that separates high-end vodkas from the rest. In my experience, these floral undertones definitely contribute to a more enjoyable and sophisticated drinking experience.

[morrowinnier]

I totally agree with you! I’ve also noticed that these floral notes don’t overpower the vodka but blend in beautifully with its smoothness.