Beluga Allure Vodka, 40% ABV, 70 cl

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Beluga Allure Vodka comes in four different varieties: Beluga Gold Line, Beluga Noble, Beluga Celebration and Beluga Transatlantic Racing. Each variety has its own unique flavor profile and alcohol content. Having now spent a good amount of time with it, I think Beluga Allure might be one of the most “giftable” Vodkas I’ve yet encountered. I say this with about 80% praise and 20% cynicism.

The founder is Alexander Mechetin — an international businessperson with an Oxford University EMBA degree and 20 years of expertise in the alcohol beverage industry. What are the brands Noblewood produces Beluga Allure Vodka is a Russian luxury vodka that was first introduced in 2002. The Beluga brand was created by the Synergy Group, which is also responsible for creating the Beluga caviar brand. Beluga Allure Vodka is made from wheat and rye that is grown in the fertile steppes of Russia. The water used to make Beluga Allure Vodka comes from an artesian well that is over 300 feet deep. What Does Beluga Allure Vodka Taste Like? Beluga Allure Vodka is made from a blend of wheat and malt. The spirit is then distilled five times in copper pot stills. Beluga uses water from the Artesian well "Solomennaya" to create their vodka. This spring water has been filtered through quartz sand for over 20 years. An ideal gift for the vodka lover or anyone who appreciates the finer things in life – Beluga Allure aims to be the personification of luxury and aristocracy, and you can taste it in this clean and crisp vodka.Beluga Allure is a unique formulation of Russia’s best vodka inspired by the achievements of Russia’s polo team and the luxuries linked to the sport of the Royals.

The Beluga Noble is also made with wheat and barley, but it is distilled six times. The alcohol content is 42% ABV.Flavor-wise, the Allure is lovely. It might be the power of suggestion, but I feel like I taste a very, very small combination of maple and fig on the front end. The arrival is subtly and pleasantly sweet, before a big development of grain not unlike a good sourdough bread. Intermittently, there are some nice hints of caraway seed, dill, and molasses. The finish is free of burn—over ice, this stuff literally drinks like water—and you’re left with some pleasant nutmeg and soft cinnamon spice that lingers surprisingly long for a clear spirit. If you’ve always been a closet vodkaphile, embarrassed among your gin-swilling friends to confess to your simple passions, you should be reaching for Beluga’s range of Russian vodkas, spirits so elegant and regal they make you feel like a Tsar with every sip.