Review: Nadared Vodka
Nadared is, as far as I can tell, the first ever anti-communist vodka ever produced.
No, seriously. It’s nada red — it’s not red. In fact, it’s made here in the U. S. of A. (in Mira Loma, California, actually), and all profits from the sale of this vodka go towards “institutions in oppressive political regions that champion the principles of humanity and individual liberty.”
We try not to get too political here at Drinkhacker — drinkin’ is drinkin’ — so let’s look at Nadared on its merits as a vodka.
Distilled from unspecified grain at 80 proof, this is a traditional vodka with a light medicinal nose, big antiseptic finish, and not much else in between. It’s comparably simple compared to some artisanal vodkas, but you’ll be hard-pressed to find much distinctive about it aside from its anti-oppression mission. The price is tough to beat, though, so no matter what your political leanings are, it’s certainly worth a look.
80 proof.
B / $16
Nadared Vodka
$16
As American as it gets. Would love to get it, but probably won’t be able to outside the U.S.
As one who instinctively distrusts anything that equates “freedom” with “anti-communism,” given the lovely anti-freedom record of American anti-communists, I did a little research and found that their funds go to orphanages and hospitals, which everyone is okay with regardless of whether they’re capitalist plutocrat running-dogs or authoritarian Stalinist goons.
Good stuff for the price. It’s like Kettal one but half the price.
Did some research and yeah it is good. I guess it won double gold at the annual tasting awards. I thought it was pretty good and for the price, I’m glad I found it.
Tried it… Delicious…cheap…seems to be a good cause…recommend it.
“What is your nationality?”
“I’m a drunkard.”
“And that makes Rick a citizen of the world.”