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What country does a vodka come from?
Vodka originated in Russia hundreds of years ago. The word Vodka is derived from the the Russian word for water "Vada". Vodka is made from grains, potatoes, etc.
Does vodka come flavored?
Yes, vodka does come flavored.
Does vodka come in 160 proof?
yes, devil's springs vodka
Where do vodka cruisers come from?
NZ
What is word water in Russian?
vodka
Where vodka come from?
It comes from the distillation of potatoes
Is there any fat in absolute vodka?
No, absolut vodka contains no fat. All its calories come from alcohol.
What language did vodka come from?
Vodka Came from the Russians and The Ukrainians They Know how to make some strong Liquor
Can you translate the Russian word botka to English?
Vodka
How did the Absolut vodka brand get its name?
Absolut is the first word in its Swedish name, Absolut Rent Bravin (Absolutely Pure Vodka).
How do you spell vadka?
The word is spelled vodka, a type of liquor.
What is a liquor that sarts with an i?
Inga Grappa and Ice-age vodka come to mind.
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