Clean — subtle grain character and a hint of sweetness.
Smooth — soft grain, gentle warmth, and satisfying texture.
Clean and measured — grain fading gently.
Royal Spring produces this plain vodka with attention to quality and clean distillation. At £36.5, 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.
Better than expected
Mixed feelings. On the nose I got the Clean — subtle grain character and a hint of sweetness — that part is nice. But the gentle warmth didn't match the promise for me. Mid-palate feels a bit thin. Still, it's better than many bottles at this price and the Clean and measured — grain fading gently is reasonable. Worth trying at least once, especially in a Martini.
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