To properly taste vodka, especially for beginners, start with a clean palate. Avoid eating strong-flavored foods before your tasting session. Begin by pouring a small amount of vodka into a glass, preferably a tulip-shaped glass, which allows the aroma to gather.

Hold the glass at an angle and swirl the vodka gently to release its scent. Take a moment to inhale deeply as the aroma hints at the vodka’s flavor. When you take your first sip, allow the vodka to sit on your tongue for a few seconds before swallowing. Notice the texture and taste—smooth, spicy, or slightly sweet. As you continue to taste, see how the flavors evolve and linger in your mouth.

When tasting different vodkas, cleanse your palate between sips by drinking water or eating a small piece of bread. Pay attention to how each vodka interacts with your senses.

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