Don’t.
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Have tasted plenty both, separate... never together...
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Never had dill pickle vodka, but in college a dated a girl who’s brother lived in Russia for a while.
Apparently the Russians have a ritual with vodka similar to the tequila/lime "lick it, slam it, suck it."
Instead of tequila and lime it’s vodka and a dill pickle spear. First you smell the pickle, then slam the vodka, then eat the pickle. "Smell it, slam it, eat it."
Its a beautiful pairing!Comment
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Dill pickles a classic vodka shot chaser with my russian friends. Im sure i could dig dill pickle vodka.Comment
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I feel a song comin on.Comment
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Not no, but hell no.
Speaking of Russians, though, I've read that the true top-end best of the best vodka in Russia is flavored with old leaves of paper - anyone verify or tried such?Comment
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A- No and I never will.
B- That should never been an option for anyone.
C- Good God why does that exist?
D- All of the above
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So, do you hallucinate if you eat the pickle in the bottom of the bottle? 🤔Comment
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It was 90 cents. My curiosity kicked in. Is it as bad as I think it is? For only 90 cents, I can find out.
It was worse.
Much worse.Comment
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No never had it. On its own? I think it would be terrible. But in a Bloody Mary? Might work. 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔Comment
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Sounds good.i put pickle juice in my bloody Marys and drink picklebacks with my whiskey.Comment
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When did Vodka have to be like buying a bag of potato chips.....
In a Bloody or a Cesar which is easier, add a pickle yourself or buy a bottle of this Vodka.
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Dear lord, what's next? Vodka made from cauliflower??Comment
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Not a pickle fan, so no, never tried it. Do like my bacon infused vodka though!Attached FilesComment
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