I’m well aware of the discussions on whether or not Kirkland Vodka is actually Grey Goose being sold under the Kirkland name. Quite frankly, it doesn’t matter one bit. What matters is taste. As a matter of fact, you’ll find that Costco also sells Grey Goose vodka so you can pick up a bottle of each and compare the two for yourself. Oh, and for those of you who have been pouring the Kirkland Vodka into an empty Grey Goose bottle… shame on you. If the label is all that important, buy the label.

Kirkland Signature Vodka is very smooth. It’s great on the rocks or straight up as a sipping vodka. It holds up very well as a mixer and makes a great martini. It’s every bit as good, or better, than just about any other premium vodka I’ve tried.

Don’t let the Kirkland “label” be a turnoff. Distilled under the direction of a master distiller in Cognac, France, from select wheat and using water known for its purity, Kirkland Vodka is well balanced with hints of vanilla and citrus. 

If you enjoy a fine premium vodka I have little doubt you’ll enjoy this one.

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