Vodka
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Fris Vodka
Per bottle$46.99Price $46.99An exceptionally smooth, crisp and refreshing spirit, it can be enjoyed chilled, on the rocks or in a refreshing frozen cocktail.
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Belvedere Vodka
Per bottle$79.00Price $79.00A Soft and inviting aroma, with notes of vanilla and cream. Full and round with medium body and a naturally smooth, rich and velvety texture. Light...
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Ampersand Vodka Soda
Per can$7.99Pack of 4$23.99Pack of 16$89.00Price $7.99A twist on an Aussie classic – The Splice
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Karu Distillery Morita Chipotle Vodka (700mL)
Price $74.00Distilled on the edge of the Grose Vale wilderness area and inspired by a love of Mexican food and the savoury, smoky spice of dried chilli peppers...
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Grainshaker Australian Corn Vodka (700mL)
Price $53.00This vodka takes its name from the historical grain sorters that were employed to clean and organise harvested grains. Proudly made in Melbourne a...
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Nikka Coffey Vodka (700mL)
Price $96.00Nikka Coffey Vodka achieves its exceptional quality thanks to being produced in the renowned Coffey stills. These stills play a pivotal role in Nik...
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Grands Domaines Organic Vodka (700ml)
Original priceOriginal price Original priceOriginal pricePrice $95.00Grands Domaines Organic Vodka is crafted by Domaines Francis Abécassis, a Single Estate Distillery in the Camargue region of southern France. The v...
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That Spirited Lot Tres Citricos Vodka (700ml)
Price $69.00That Spirited Lot Distillers began as a wild idea between brothers Jon-Paul and Chris Willigenburg in 2016, evolving into a family-run distillery i...
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Grey Goose Vodka 700ml
Per bottle$79.00Price $79.00Grey Goose® Premium Vodka has an exquisite clear, fresh and elegantly aromatic taste. This is a premium vodka is of unparalleled smoothness and exc...
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Absolut Vodka 1Lt
Per bottle$79.99Price $79.99Absolut Vodka is a Swedish vodka made exclusively from natural ingredients, and unlike some other vodkas, it doesn’t contain any added sugar. In fa...
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Absolut Vodka 700ml
Per bottle$58.99Price $58.99Absolut Vodka is composed exclusively of natural ingredients, water and winter wheat, and unlike other vodkas, it is free of added sugar. Absolut i...
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Just Wines carries a genuinely varied vodka range, spanning international icons like Absolut, Grey Goose and Belvedere alongside Japanese grain vodka from Nikka and a strong line-up of Australian craft producers. Whether you're after a reliable bottle for mixing or something more distinctive to sip, both ends of that spectrum are here.
Choosing the Right Vodka
Grain vs. Potato Vodka: What's the Difference?
Most vodka on the market, including the bulk of what's available here, is grain based, made from wheat, rye or corn. Wheat vodka tends toward smooth and lightly sweet, rye is spicier and more textured, and corn gives a softer, rounder mouthfeel. Potato vodka, less common but still produced by some distillers, typically has a heavier, creamier body with a subtle earthiness that grain vodka doesn't share. Neither style is objectively better, it's a matter of preference, and if you're used to grain vodka, trying a potato-based bottle is a genuinely different experience worth having at least once.
Vodka for Sipping vs. Vodka for Cocktails
Premium, well-filtered vodka with real character, like a good rye or a distinctive craft bottling, is worth drinking neat or over a single large ice cube, where you can actually taste the differences in base ingredient and production. Everyday vodka, meanwhile, is built to work hard in a cocktail, clean and relatively neutral so it doesn't fight with other ingredients. Neither approach is wrong, but using a genuinely premium bottle in a heavily mixed drink tends to waste what makes it worth the extra cost.
Vodka Cocktails Worth Trying
A few classics are worth having in your back pocket. The Martini, vodka, dry vermouth, stirred and strained, remains the benchmark for vodka drunk with minimal dilution and maximum clarity of flavour. The Moscow Mule, vodka, ginger beer and lime over ice, is easy, refreshing and forgiving of whatever vodka you have on hand. The Espresso Martini, vodka, coffee liqueur and a shot of espresso shaken hard, has become one of the most popular cocktails going and works particularly well with a smoother, wheat-based vodka.
Explore More Spirits
Vodka is only one part of a much wider spirits range. For all kinds of spirits lovers, we also stock an array of whisky, rum and gin varieties, so there's plenty to explore beyond vodka if you're building out a home bar or shopping for a gift. Browse the full range at Just Wines to see everything on offer.
FAQS
1. What is vodka made from? +
Vodka is typically distilled from grain, most commonly wheat, rye or corn, though potatoes and grapes are also used by some producers. The base ingredient influences flavour and texture, but repeated distillation and filtration are what give vodka its characteristically clean, neutral profile.
2. Is vodka gluten-free? +
Vodka made from potatoes or grapes is naturally gluten-free, while grain-based vodka, even wheat or rye vodka, is generally considered gluten-free too, since the distillation process removes the gluten proteins. That said, anyone with coeliac disease or a serious gluten allergy should check with the specific producer, as flavoured vodkas or those with additives can sometimes reintroduce gluten after distillation.
3. What's the difference between vodka and gin? +
Vodka is a relatively neutral spirit with minimal added flavour, defined more by its base ingredient and filtration than by botanicals. Gin starts from a similar neutral spirit base but is then redistilled or infused with botanicals, juniper always included, giving it a distinctly aromatic, flavoured character that vodka doesn't have.
4. What's the best vodka for cocktails? +
A clean, well-made grain vodka, wheat or corn based, is generally the safest choice for cocktails, since its neutral profile lets other ingredients lead. Save more distinctive or premium bottles, like a good rye vodka or a flavoured craft option, for drinks where you actually want the vodka's character to come through, or for sipping on its own.
5. How many calories are in vodka? +
A standard 30ml shot of vodka contains roughly 65 to 70 calories, coming entirely from the alcohol itself, since vodka has no sugar or carbohydrates. Calorie content changes significantly once you add mixers, so a vodka soda is far lighter than a vodka mixed with a sugary soft drink.
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Yes, if you prefer to drink it very cold, vodka's alcohol content keeps it from freezing solid, and chilling it does mellow the burn slightly, which suits neat drinking. It's not essential for cocktails, though, since the vodka gets chilled by ice or a shaker anyway, so freezer storage is really a matter of personal preference rather than necessity.
