Vodka has a very long history, dating back to medieval times, when the distillation secret was kept by alchemists. It was popularized in Eastern Europe, most likely in Poland or Russia. What’s sure is that Russians are the ones that identify themselves with this drink. D.I.Mendeleyev himself had a role in improving the distillation process.
Germans from Vallure want to prove best vodka is no longer made in Russia by offering a very high-quality product in a 5 stars luxurious bottle.
Vodka as an investment?
Gold is considered by many to be the safest and only way to invest their money, therefore Vallure created something that is way more fun than gold bullions, 24k gold vodka bottles. And they didn’t do it just for the sake of it, the bottles are filled with high-quality vodka. Vallure Vodka is made of wheat and has 40% Vol. Besides the high level multi-distillation and the triple gold-filtering process, the unique Vallure recipe is kept secret.
Vallure’s Background
Although the company’s name is not familiar and it’s not an underground brand either, they do look professional and have offices both in Germany and USA. They claim to have a 100 year old distillery and a unique distillation process.
Their Gold Standard Vodka is plated with pure gold and very professionally crafted.
Is this World’s Most Expensive Vodka?
Vallure Vodka has not been officially launched yet. At the moment it is only available Vallure’s exclusive network. The official launch is being prepared and soon Vallure will be distributed through exclusive partners in Germany and the USA. Further countries will follow in near future. The pricing will be communicated with the official launch.
However, although Vallure claim on their website they have the most expensive vodka, this I do not think they will be more expensive that DIVA Premium Vodka which costs around $1 million or a bottle of vodka from Le Billionaire who can set you back $3.7 million.
Although, they are not world’s most expensive vodka, Vallure has established themselves as a luxurious product and may even be good acquiring it for investment purposes.
Source: Vallure
