Review: 666 Vodka

Review: 666 Vodka

666 vodka666 Vodka has a name to live up to — even invoking “pure evil” on the front of the label. Made in Tasmania, Australia, this vodka is triple pot-distilled from Tasmanian barley, blended with water sourced from the pristine region here called Cape Grim. The finished product is charcoal filtered before bottling.

For all its uniqueness, 666 is typical of Australian vodkas, very mild on the nose with some hints of dessert-like sweetness, particularly light overtones of chocolate. The body is tailor-made for the sweet tooth. It is sugary but not overpowering, with a lightly bittersweet finish. That chocolate reappears here, along with some caramel notes. Very light herbal notes are here too, on a buttery body.

That said, the only real sense you get of vodka here is some light medicinal character that comes along as the spirit fades. It’s altogether very easy drinking, though vodka fans who love the funky hospital notes of Eastern bloc spirits will be dissatisfied.

80 proof.

A- / $28 / 666purevodka.com

666 Vodka

$28
9

Rating

9.0/10

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7 Comments

  1. thedude on March 4, 2013 at 7:22 pm

    This is the stupidest name of all time. I wouldn’t drink it even if it were free.

  2. John on April 28, 2015 at 1:21 pm

    I’ve drinking some of this 666 jet-fuel now.
    The so-called “review” by Christopher Null is the complete opposite of what this vodka is actually like.
    It is not mild on the nose, it has hints of nothing, because if it did, the jetfuel stench and rank taste would completely obscure them. There is no “chocolate”.

    I regularly drink cask-strength scotches at up to 60% or so. So i’m used to drinks with flavour.

    I luv Tasmania, I wanted this vodka to be nice… but, this stuff… it’s the most revolting vodka I’ve ever tasted.

  3. Danielle on May 26, 2016 at 10:21 am

    John I am SO glad to read your review! I was talked into buying this vodka this evening & have been BITTERLY disappointed! The nose on it was indicating pure jet fuel… the taste.. even worse! I’ve just Googled for reviews as I’d heard it was a quality vodka & wondered how on Earth my palate could be so different.. I had a partner in my early 30’s who stilled his own vodka & even that was a damn sight better than this!

  4. Anonymous on June 4, 2019 at 2:22 am

    This is not Vodka. I imagine this is what petrol would taste like. It also smells like a heavy cleaning product, made I can use it for that? Certainly not going to drink it.

  5. REDDOG on July 28, 2019 at 2:23 am

    RedDOg.
    I love this Vodka. Smooth and almost creamy. Sharp middle palate and some faint lingering sugar. Drink it Ice cold straight.
    Fantastic with fresh Tassy Oysters.
    It’s a campfire drink, stars and moonlight.

  6. NICK on February 9, 2020 at 6:27 pm

    For a local product it is excellent. I used to buy Absolute Vodka, no more, ? it. Go Aussies Go Go Go.

  7. mikey gelo on December 15, 2020 at 2:00 pm

    The reviewer was either paid off or enjoys drinking jet fuel. It would be better off being used for petrol in my car. I would compare this with absolute vodka, but when absolute drank warm, maybe even sitting the sun, and straight, on par with that. So you get my point. Christopher Null needs to apologise to anyone that buys 666 vodka based on this review.

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