How to infuse vodka
Flavored spirits are increasing in popularity so it's likely you've come across flavored vodka made by some of the biggest brands on the market - from the...
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Flavored spirits are increasing in popularity so it's likely you've come across flavored vodka made by some of the biggest brands on the market - from the warming Autumn Butter Vodka made by 666 in the southernmost state in Australia, to the Peppermint Twist by Smirnoff, the top-selling vodka brand on the market.
But not all flavored spirits are created equal - many are made with artificial ingredients that mask the subtle flavors of the base spirit and are often too sweet or otherwise overwhelming to the taste buds.
Making your own infused spirits is one of the easiest ways to get around this problem while simultaneously creating an eye-catching product that your customers won't be able to resist.
Vodka is a great base spirit for infusions because it lends itself to a
broad range of ingredients to create a delicious final product.
In this lesson, vodka expert Monique Farah shares her tips and favorite recipes for vodka infusions.
What you'll learn in the How to infuse vodka lesson
- How to make vodka infusions
- Tips for bringing out the best flavors in your infused vodka creations
- Recipe suggestions for everyday and seasonal infusions
Instructor

Monique Farah is one of the top vodka experts in California. She works as a consultant for restaurants and vodka companies, conducts tastings at events, and has worked as a mixologist for several publications. It was while working as a server at...
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