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Wasabi-Flavored Vodka Is Now A Thing That Exists
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Rebecca Fishbein
Published Oct 27, 2012
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Want some salted caramel popcorn in your Salty Dog? A dash of wasabi in your screwdriver? A pinch of fresh cut grass in your Sex on the Beach? Well, you're in luck: Wyborowa's odd-flavored ODDKA Vodka is heading to a bodega near you.
The brand, which is owned by New York-based Pernod, features five strange vodkas—Apple Pie, Wasabi, Salted Caramel Popcorn, Fresh Cut Grass and Electricity—in addition to one boring basic vodka-ey flavor.
ODDKA is priced at $15 bottle, and is currently on shelves at liquor stores in select states like Pennsylvania, Alabama, Massachusetts and Rhode Island; the company plans to distribute the vodka globally in the spring, so expect to down a grass-flavored Long Island ice tea alongside your Bud Lime-Arita by Memorial Day.
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