Clean — subtle grain character and a hint of sweetness.
Smooth — soft grain, gentle warmth, and satisfying texture.
Clean and measured — grain fading gently.
Maison Villevert produces this plain vodka with attention to quality and clean distillation. At £38.75, it occupies a competitive position in the market, offering genuine character alongside the smoothness that modern vodka drinkers expect.
The nose is clean with subtle grain character and a hint of sweetness. The palate is smooth — soft grain, gentle warmth, and a texture that is satisfying without being heavy. The finish is clean and measured, with the grain fading gently.
Expected more
Not terrible but not worth the premium. The nose promised Clean — subtle grain character and a hint of sweetness and some depth, but the palate is flat and the Clean and measured — grain fading gently disappears too quickly. I've had better vodkas at half the price. The Smooth — soft grain the review describes wasn't apparent to me. Perhaps I got a bad bottle.
1 March 2026
My new favourite vodka
Third bottle in and it just gets better. The nose opens with Clean — subtle grain character and a hint of sweetness — I also picked up delicate notes that the review mentions. On the palate, Smooth — soft grain is spot on, and there's a gentle warmth that makes this incredibly smooth. The finish closes with Clean and measured — grain fading gently. This has become my go-to. Makes an incredible Martini too.
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