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Pick a vodka by how you plan to use it. A martini wants a clean, steady spirit, and a highball or Moscow Mule can take a more neutral one. This list is drawn from what CBC Liquors, Westford has in stock and what sells there. Start at the top for martinis, then work down for mixing.
Corn-based and made in Austin, Texas, it is a clean, easy vodka for martinis and anything with a mixer.
A wheat vodka from the Netherlands with a crisp, clean finish that suits a classic dry martini.
Polish rye gives this vodka a little more body, which stands up well in a stirred martini.
A French vodka with a silky feel, a good fit for a very cold, simple martini.
Distilled five times and filtered three, it has a neutral taste that disappears nicely into mixed drinks.
A familiar grain vodka that works in martinis and with soda, tonic or juice.
A higher-strength vodka made with cocktails in mind, including the martini and espresso martini.
Swedish winter wheat vodka, column distilled for a clean finish that mixes easily.
An Icelandic vodka with a crisp, clean character, good for a martini or a simple vodka soda.
Swedish vodka with a straightforward, clean profile that suits martinis and long drinks alike.