Because Christiania is distilled from the very special Trondelag potato, there’s a faint sweetness which prompts some to say this is in fact the world’s first sipping vodka. Christiania is crafted at the venerable, 200-year old Arcus Distillery in Norway.

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(Then as now, ‘the world’s smoothest vodka”.) Christian IV was an important and powerful king, a sensualist, warrior, artist, architect and renowned epicurean. More than anything, King Christian was a man of passion. So beloved by the Norwegian people, they named their capital Christiania after him (renamed Oslo in 1926).

A super premium vodka that is actually worth the money for what you get (unlike many that spring to mind). This is the vodka Grey Goose was aspiring to be (and failed). Extra bonus is that being made from potatoes so people with wheat/grain allergies can enjoy it also.

This Norwegian vodka is distilled using a six-column process from potatoes grown in Trondelag, then filtered first through charcoal and second using an air filtration process. It is named after King Christian IV of Norway (reigned 1588-1648) - it's not clear if he was a vodka fan.

Christiania Vodka is cool, smooth vodka produced in Norway. The original recipe for this premium vodka dates back to King Christian IV’s court of the 1500’s and includes the country’s organic Trondelag potatoes with pure arctic spring water.

This Norwegian vodka is distilled using a six-column process from potatoes grown in Trondelag, then filtered first through charcoal and second using an air filtration process. It is named after King Christian

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Christiania Vodka takes its name from King Christian IV, the Danish ruler who shaped Norway’s cultural renaissance in the early 1600s. His court refined an early vodka recipe, pioneering multiple distillations that set a new standard for smoothness.