Comments On Tito's Handmade Vodka

1. Erin said on Aug 12, 2008 at 1:46 pm...

   I'm in comment mode today.
   
   What's this "even girls could drink straight" crap?!

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2. Robert said on Aug 12, 2008 at 2:23 pm...

   You'd have to watch the video on their website.

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3. Andy said on Nov 13, 2008 at 12:47 pm...

   A buddy of mine recently brought a frozen bottle of Tito's from his freezer to an Eagles game tailgate. I expected a Gordons type vodka but was very pleasantly surprised. It is excellent. I drank a quarter of the bottle straight from the bottle. Needless to say it was an ugly tail gate and game. I've been a 100% Stoli drinker for years. I am switching, or at least, splitting time between these two vodka from now on. Great site. Thnaks for the review and confirmation.
   

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4. corvato said on Dec 03, 2008 at 10:18 am...

   Wow, this stuff is good.
   
   i found it at a local liquor store for $20 for 1L, which is sorta a mid-shelf price, but it is so smooth! it has virtually no flavor, and only a slight burn. I love this stuff mixed with citrus sodas. I think i am going to try to do some infusions with it next.

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5. doctor nick said on Dec 14, 2008 at 10:09 pm...

   this is a great vodka. this is best enjoyed with the least amount of mixers possible. an 'absolut' steal at current prices.

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6. Daniel Sánchez said on Jan 26, 2009 at 8:05 am...

   Hi, I have been reading somre of your reviews and I have to say I contrast with many of them, specially this one. First of all, I'm not attacking your opinion, I'm just espressing mine. So how could this spirit define itself as vodka? Vodka is made from grain, like all the well renowned easter european vodkas, not from corn. And is it good to drink a mixture of 'simply ethanol and water'? The best vodkas I have tasted, U'luvka, Stolichnaya Elit and Belvedere, have a very delicatte vanilla essence in their flavour, they are not just a mixture of pharmaceutical grade ethil alcohol and potable water.

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7. Robert said on Feb 26, 2009 at 7:02 pm...

   @Daniel
   
   Sorry for replying so long from when you posted. Apparently my e-mail notices aren't working.
   
   According to Wikipedia, field corn is a grain ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maize ). So, it qualifies for use in vodka. In addition to grain, potatoes and sugar beet molasses can be used to make vodka. I believe the official ruling after the Vodka Wars ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vodka_war ) said anything not made from the traditional ingredients should have a special notice, though that reference seems to have been removed since I read it awhile ago.
   
   It's clear to me now that what people expect from a vodka varies from place to place (if not from person to person). Eastern Europe seem to like to have some kind of tastable bitter-based flavor. Some areas prefer a sweet-based flavor. Others, including America, I think, prefer the vodka to be neutral.
   
   My argument is this: Pure grain ethanol is flavorless. If it has flavor, there are probably impurities. Pure water is virtually flavorless. Mix them together, and the resulting vodka would be virtually flavorless, as well. I haven't the technology to determine where the flavors of some vodkas come from. Therefore, I can't say if it comes from the taste of the water used, the distillation method, the filtering method, other impurities, etc.
   
   So, there is some art to producing a good vodka, whether it has subtle flavors or is flavorless. What you like best is your preference. I don't down rate vodkas with subtle flavors unless the flavor is offensive.

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8. Dmitri said on Mar 27, 2009 at 12:08 am...

   I just bought a bottle of Tito's in my local liquer store. I really didn't expect to find vodka this rare in my local upstate New York liquer store. This is a great vodka, the best I ever had. I was $29.99 for 1.75 liter bottle. It goes down really easy, has virtually no aftertaste and you could do a number of shots without gagging or feeling sick (like some vodkas out there). I am really excited I finally tried it!

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9. D. Cockrell said on Apr 03, 2009 at 3:54 pm...

   One more reason to love Austin, TX... I had Tito's for the first time in October 2008, and it was Love at First Shot for me. I started out the night drinking Cranberry/Tito's, and I quickly found that I could mix these drinks much stronger than with most vodkas. Thankfully the gracious hosts of the glorious event had purchased several bottles of Tito's. None of which, I believe, survived the night. Since then I've had Tito's several times, and experimented more with using it as a shooting or sipping vodka. This vodka is clearly awesome in mixed drinks, but that stems from the fact that it is so smooth by itself. If I was purely drinking mixed drinks all night, some other vodkas might overcome Tito's. But as far as a sipping straight or shooting vodka goes, Tito's is the Bees Knees. Go get some.

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10. Rich said on Apr 05, 2009 at 1:41 am...

    I finally got the opportunity to try Tito's today, picked up a handle and the local liquor store. Thus far I have only had a non-chilled shot as I was too impatient to try it to wait for the freezer. I am extremely impressed, even warm this vodka is incredibly smooth. As I was then curious I followed that with a shot of Sobieski from the freezer, I almost think the Tito's was smoother than the frozen Sobieski, at any rate it was extremely close in smoothness. Overall there was just something about the Tito's I liked better. This may become my new standby.
    
    As a side note for those in the NY Capital District both Hoosick Liquor on Rt 7 in Troy and Plaza Liquor farther up the road in the same plaza as Price Chopper (I think you're technically in Brunswick at that point) carry Tito's. Hoosick was out but told me they do stock it and were ordering more, Plaza had a few bottles on hand at $29.99 for a handle.

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11. Robert said on Apr 06, 2009 at 7:47 am...

    @Rich, I did the same thing. I just happen to find my first bottle at a liquor store I don't go to very often. As soon as I got back to my friend's place, we couldn't wait long enough to chill it. Tito's and 360 are the only two vodkas I've had warm that I thought, "that's better than a lot of other vodkas frozen."

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12. Rich said on Apr 07, 2009 at 1:28 am...

    Hmm, now I'll have to get my hands on some 360 to try then. That might be a harder find as I definitely don't remember seeing it at either of the local places.

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13. Austin Smith said on Apr 11, 2009 at 9:36 pm...

    I picked up some Titos about an hour ago. Threw it in a shaker and stirred it up with some ice, strained it and it was time for the test.
    
    The initial taste was, well no taste. As it continued to slide over my tongue I noticed a slight appearance of some kind of flavor. This is by far one of the smoothest vodkas I have had. But that after taste is almost indescribable. It left my mouth feeling a bit slippery, maybe it has to do with being distilled from corn?
    
    Sipping next to 360 made me realize that there are two distinct sensations stemming subsequently from the descent of the vodka, from the mouth into the stomach. For Tito's it is the appearance of that taste that begins on the back of your tongue and slowly makes it way to your whole mouth, which for me is not very pleasant, but that not that unpleasant. For 360, its a slight burn which leaves the pallet feeling clean and refreshed, with little to no taste that I can distinguish.
    
    Over all, I am not sure if I will buy this again. The price wasn't bad but wasn't great. I gave it too my wife to try first, which resulted in a scrutched up face and a shrugging of the shoulders. Price ended up being 36 for 1.75L.
    
    But again, everyone's tastes are different. It all depends on the pallet...

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14. chuckers said on Apr 22, 2009 at 9:18 pm...

    i like your reviews, what are your best vodkas for the money?

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15. Robert said on Apr 23, 2009 at 7:07 am...

    The 2008 list, based on vodkas I drank and reviewed in 2008, is available under the "stuff" link in the main navigation. That has best bang for the buck as well as best quality.

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16. Ben said on Jun 17, 2009 at 4:50 am...

    Finally got around to trying this vodka. Normally, it sells for $20 or more in my area, so I wasn't in any hurry. I recently saw a fifth for $16.99 and I had to act. I took a cold shot and was impressed by how easy it was to drink. It went down easy like Svedka, but there was no bad aftertaste. I followed with a shot of Sobieski, which was more noticable going down and had a stronger aftertaste. I capped it off by shooting Tito's one more time and came away impressed. Tito's is probably the best vodka I've had thus far. Of the 16 brands I've tried in 2009, this one is tops. (Here's a list...)
    
    Stolichnaya
    Smirnoff
    Absolut
    Skyy
    Sobieski
    Finlandia
    Svedka
    UV
    Boru
    Vox
    3 Olives
    Opulent
    Pinnacle
    Korski
    Russian Standard
    Tito's

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17. Robert said on Jun 17, 2009 at 7:35 am...

    I think Tito's is a good choice for number one, especially for the price you got it for. Wish they had it that cheap here.

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18. Robert said on Jun 25, 2009 at 7:39 am...

    @Erin, Tito's tweeted about your comment: part 1 and part 2.

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19. jfeyes said on Aug 24, 2009 at 5:10 pm...

    If 6 distillations is great then how about 8 or 15 or ....! Its not just distilling that makes a fine vodka its many other factors and ingrediants as well. For my money corn is for whisky not vodka. Grain is better but some vodkas with grain taste more like rubbing alcohol. I go with potato vodka if given a choice; smooth creamy and sumptious on the palate. For the best of the potato vodkas I like Chopin and Luksusova. If budget is a concern go with the Luksusova,
    it is a tremendous vodka at a very reasonable price.

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20. Ian said on Sep 03, 2009 at 9:16 pm...

    After reading this review, I was pleasantly surprised to see a 1.75L bottle of Tito's at my local liquor store for $20.99. Svedka had been my standard for over two years and I had turned to Stoli as my preferred "one-step-up" vodka. Imagine my surprise to find Tito's was priced the same at Svedka and tasted better than my beloved Stoli! Unfortunately, 1.75L prices seem to have risen a good $8 over when I first found Tito's (I imagine due to word-of-mouth about this excellent vodka), but it's still an excellent deal. Having graduated college, I'm now 2 hours away from the nearest liquor store I know which carries Tito's; however, any time I'm vising my parents (conveniently close to said liquor store), I pick up a bottle or two. This is superb vodka.

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21. Robert said on Sep 03, 2009 at 10:06 pm...

    I'm glad you liked Tito's. One of our favorites around here. The prices have held steady here in Alabama, though. You might want to find another store and do some price comparisons.

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22. Raoul said on Sep 04, 2009 at 3:24 pm...

    After being introduced to Tito's in New Orleans (after ordering Grey Goose), I became a fan. On a vacation to Kennebunkport/Cape Porpoise, I tried to find Tito's at a local general store (Bradbury Bros), surprised that the resident Texans hadn't introduced it up there.
    True to their customer service, they stocked it before the end of the week. I've wondered if it became popular with locals yet.

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23. Robert said on Sep 04, 2009 at 5:04 pm...

    If it is getting promoted, I'm sure it is a hit. If not, people are probably still buying Goose.

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24. simplyvmail said on Sep 21, 2009 at 5:30 pm...

    Really good vodka. Smooth and relatively tasteless. Awesome on the rocks.

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25. ralph029 said on Nov 14, 2009 at 3:54 pm...

    I've been a vodka and ice drinker for damn close to 25 years. This vodka is the finest vodka I have ever enjoyed.

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26. TJ Silva said on Nov 18, 2009 at 8:39 pm...

    Yeah, Tito's is the bom. Been drinking Vodka's for years - Tito's beats them all.

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27. lcollinson said on Dec 04, 2009 at 3:22 pm...

    Tied Tito's yesterday. not impressed. I found it harsh and not very enjoyable with a sharp bite. First impression. By the time I finish the bottle maybe it can change my mind but first impressions are hard to change.

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28. ryoung said on Dec 25, 2009 at 12:03 pm...

    By far, the best vodka I have ever drank! Tito's is the best...if you can find it, drink it.

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29. taffyg2003 said on Jan 10, 2010 at 10:21 pm...

    After discovering that I preferred Ketel One to Grey Goose, the next vodka I had a chance to experiment with was Tito's. I was determined to shoot as high as I could in test tasting vodkas to learn where my newbie taste buds would take me compared to what I was reading at this forum, and I was thrilled to find Tito's at a local liquor store. Later that night, I made a vodka martini straight up with olives, and was floored by how smooooth it was with Tito's. Wow! It reminded me of the Ketel One martini that I had a couple nights before when dining out, but was even smoother and had even less hint of bitterness. Both were similarly impressive in keeping down the alcohol burn upon swallowing, but Tito's was less oily and made for a crisper drink. Ketel One had beaten Grey Goose, and now Tito's Handmade beat Ketel One, in turn. Very nice!

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30. Fred Ziffle said on Jan 20, 2010 at 8:33 am...

    I keep at least 20 different vodkas in my home bar (it's a big bar) and Tito's is always the first one I reach for when pouring a drink. A couple of ice cubes and some Tito's and I'm a happy man.

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31. slcmetalhead said on Jan 30, 2010 at 10:20 pm...

    I have to say, I was completely UNimpressed by this vodka. Smooth? Not really. It smells like rubbing alcohol, and it's got a strong bite to it as well (drinking it straight). Not nearly as neutral as, say, Russian Standard. It's pretty easy going down the throat, but I can't say I care for the flavor. It's got a slight pleasant sweetness to it, but that's drowned out by the caustic septic flavor that comes with it.
    
    As a mixer it's fine, but then so are a lot of other vodkas. If mixing is what you're doing with your vodka, I'd say save your money and go with something like Monopolowa ($15 a LITER here in UT, and perfectly good as a mixer).
    
    Overall, I'd say Tito's is better than a vodka like Smirnoff, but it's not worth $20 a fifth, and it's not fit for drinking straight. My personal favorite for shots and martinis is still the Russian Standard series.
    
    I gave Tito's 2 stars, taking into consideration both flavor and price.

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32. Jason said on Feb 12, 2010 at 10:49 am...

    I finally found a store that stocks this and was able to try it. I have to say, after all the hype and positive reviews, I'm disappointed. It burns the throat significantly more than all the other vodkas I've had lately, and has a somewhat unpleasant bitterness going down and in the aftertaste. I haven't tried mixing it yet though. #1 all-around best vodka for the money to me is still Sobieski.

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33. Robert said on Feb 12, 2010 at 6:01 pm...

    @Jason, It's really, really hard to beat the value of Sobieski.

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34. Jason said on Feb 15, 2010 at 2:39 pm...

    What puzzles me is how I can agree with the reviews of most other vodkas on here, yet when it comes to Tito's which is so favorably reviewed except by a few, I'm among the few who did not have such a positive experience with it. I know everybody's palates are different, but is it possible that the guys at Tito's are inconsistent in their batches, or is it possible for bottles to become contaminated, changing the taste?

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35. Robert said on Feb 15, 2010 at 3:10 pm...

    @Jason I think either is possible. Tito's is small batch vodka, which can have varying results, from what I understand. Maybe wait a few months and try again?

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36. Jason said on Feb 16, 2010 at 2:48 pm...

    I won't argue that Tito's is very neutral and clean while in the mouth, but it's after the swallow that gets to me. I'd say slcmetalhead's description comes very close to what I experienced. The taste while swallowing and the aftertaste, which really sticks hard for me, is somewhat bitter-sweet, not horrible, but was actually enough to make me go "blech" once and even spit it out once. It seems to mix quite well though, but so do others that cost less than it. I'll give this one another try though when I find it at another store, we'll see if this was actually a botched bottle of it.

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37. Jason said on Feb 16, 2010 at 5:44 pm...

    Maybe my palate is just very sensitive right now, because even Sobieski leaves a bit of a bitter aftertaste for me. That said, Tito's is definitely better than Grey Goose, of which I bought a 375ml for comparison with the other vodkas I have in stock. For the money though, I would personally stick with Sobieski for now, saves me about $8.

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38. w-chase said on Feb 17, 2010 at 4:35 pm...

    Tito's is great, though getting expensive. I'd suggest another Austin, TX, vodka, Dripping Springs. I waffle back and forth between these two, but most of the time I prefer Dripping Springs.

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39. Robert said on Feb 18, 2010 at 6:34 pm...

    I've heard good things about Dripping Springs. Unfortunately, it isn't sold in Alabama (at least not the ABC Stores). I'll keep my eye out for it next time I leave the state.

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40. Paul said on Mar 23, 2010 at 8:00 pm...

    Four minutes ago, I took a shot of Tito's. It was awesome. I couldn't agree more with the above review. How good must a vodka be if some dude in some buttfuc* hotel in Indiana (I mean Ohio) takes a shot, then looks it up on the internet to see how effin great everyone says it is!?!

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41. marymojo said on Apr 21, 2010 at 6:57 pm...

    I love this vodka! I just add a splash of soda and I'm good to go. The bar I went to ran out and I had a Tito's before I got there...drank a stoli and threw it out...it was like swill.

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42. robert cordes said on Jun 24, 2010 at 5:43 am...

    A friend of mine turn me on to Tito's a few years ago and I haven't bought anything else since. What I like most is it's taste, unlike Grey Goose who seems to filter out all taste.
    
    I drink it over ice and couldn't agree more with your review.

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43. mwshockley said on Aug 11, 2010 at 1:37 am...

    Definately worth a try, although it doesn't stand up to Grey Goose :)

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44. bigcor23 said on Sep 09, 2010 at 5:37 pm...

    A great vodka! Smooth, no flavor and very little burn. Very easy to drink straght and can mix with anything! This would rank as my second favorite vodka running very close second to Crytal Head.

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45. bigcor23 said on Oct 07, 2010 at 9:10 pm...

    I couldn't agree more. For me Tito's is the benchmark that I compare all other vodkas to. I have yet to find one better.

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46. Red_Spartan said on Oct 19, 2010 at 7:30 pm...

    This would be the first vodka I tried from recommendation from this website. Bam! I was blown away, because I was so used to those big commercial vodkas. I was just so uninformed about what quality vodka should be like. I fell in love after the first drink, and I wanted to know what else was out there. I became a vodka connoisseur over the next 3 months trying different vodkas suggested from this site. I became some bit of a snob over vodka, would go to parties and they would have smirnoff available. GOD! What am I doing here? I should go back home and get my vodka and show them what real vodka should taste like! But I keep my cool. And I just drink some beer and keep my mouth closed. No one likes a snob, plus they wouldn't understand anyhow. Was a big eye opener for me, thanks to everyone on this site.

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47. Alex said on Nov 23, 2010 at 7:33 pm...

    Titos is very, very good vodka. The disapointing thing though is it use to be exceedingly cheap, the word got out and now they've doubled the price. It's just something personal, but when this happens this really urchs me, so I stopped buying it as a personal revolt. I allways see it on the shelf at twice what I use to pay for it, and think to my self...thats really good vodka, but I'm not buying it at that price....I should just give up the personal stand and bit the bullet, because it really is an exceptional vodka, even if I have to now pay twice what I use to for it.

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48. Robert said on Nov 23, 2010 at 9:31 pm...

    It's been the same price here since I first bought a bottle. Maybe you should try a different store?

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49. AZWolverine said on Nov 29, 2010 at 12:00 am...

    Hands down my favorite vodka. Clean, pure, sweet, luscious texture, great value. The only other vodka close to it is Dripping Springs, another Texas corn vodka.

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50. JM said on Dec 09, 2010 at 12:49 am...

    This is a great Vodka. Its like Kettle One but with a slight less bitter after taste and smoother. Not to mention slightly cheaper. You will find that you feel a bit better in the morning than drinking some of the other vodkas, at least in my experience.
    Its my preferred de facto standard vodka.
    
    Its great mixed, straight on ice or in dirty martinis. If you haven't tried it you should. Why spend $30 on a vodka when you can spend $20 after tax for something that in many instances is superior?

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51. AZWolverine said on Dec 24, 2010 at 9:30 pm...

    Hi Daniel, I hate to break it to you, but CORN is a GRAIN, so Tito's is indeed a grain vodka.

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52. workshop777 said on Jan 09, 2011 at 8:47 pm...

    I bought a bottle of Titos after a suggestion of this site. I must say that I found it the most pleasent vodka I have had to date. Incredibly smooth. Some burn but not enough to need a chaser to extinguish. I saw the original review stated it was neutral, I found this vodka to have more of a taste then others I have had. I assume since it is made from corn. It just seems sweeter to me.
    
    My preferrred method for this vodka is over ice with a couple olives. Very good and easy to drink stuff. Thru half of the bottle already, gonna get the big bottle next.
    
    Thanks vodka buzz and members for this great recommendation!

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53. Robert said on Jan 13, 2011 at 8:39 am...

    Glad we could help!

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54. Misty said on Jan 19, 2011 at 2:39 pm...

    This is a great vodka for mixing. It's smooth and doesn't have a bad aftertaste. The only bad part is that before you know it, you have drank a quarter (or more!) of the bottle! Great stuff, though a little too pricey for my normal home drinking.

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55. Waldo said on Jan 19, 2011 at 5:57 pm...

    Being a "born again" Texan I had to try this vodka. (I wasn’t born there but got there as soon as I could).
    I am no vodka aficionado, but being a big fan of Chopin on the rocks it's too pricey for the way I drink, I bought a bottle, lots less then Ketel too, that’s what I keep at home for consumption, but I heard some good things about Titos.
    Great on the rocks with olives, I tasted a charcoal smoothness which was nice, no burn at all. But when I made it as a martini is when it came to fruition for me.
    Very nice tasting vodka and a good value.
    

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56. uscoldcalls said on Apr 01, 2011 at 7:16 pm...

    I have been an avid "TOP SHELF" Vodka consumer and I still consider myself one even though I only pay $21.00 on average for my favorite. My favorite is now Tito's Handmade Vodka. If you think spending more will get you a better vodka..... well you are wrong......

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57. lasousa said on Jun 22, 2011 at 3:16 pm...

    I just learned about this vodka.I did not expect much...But:It is excellent.

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58. era_02_1983 said on Jul 11, 2011 at 1:10 pm...

    Does anyone know where i can find this in Carmel, IN? Plan on making a stop to purchase this during my next trip to Indianapolis.

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59. Robert said on Jul 11, 2011 at 1:53 pm...

    According to http://titosvodka.com/find/ Olinger does the distribution. It was difficult to find, but you can try using the "Find Store" links here: http://bit.ly/qwpRlb

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60. era_02_1983 said on Jul 11, 2011 at 2:01 pm...

    Sweet! I can pick this up after work! Thanks, you just saved me some gas money. Will post the results later.

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61. Robert Kimzey said on Jul 25, 2011 at 6:24 pm...

    Received a bottle of this stuff for my Birthday!
    I drink Vodka on the rocks, evry day and I'm switching to Toto's
    from now on.
    
    Better than Ketel! Which was my favorite. I'm a convert!

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62. taffyg2003 said on Jul 26, 2011 at 10:39 pm...

    I had tried Tito's early in my vodka discovery quest, which began over a year and a half ago, so I have tended to ignore it on the liquor store shelves in favor of vodkas that I haven't tried yet. However, the consistently rave reviews remind me that I, too, am a fan, and should try another bottle some time soon.

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63. wcemt1605 said on Sep 17, 2011 at 5:07 pm...

    Love it

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64. wcemt1605 said on Sep 17, 2011 at 5:10 pm...

    Only the best from Texas

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65. Salazin said on Oct 15, 2011 at 5:18 pm...

    I brought Tito's in to my store within the last week based on the review here. I've always favored Ketel One and was a bit hesitant to spend any decent amount of cash on something new when I'm so fond of K1.
    
    I decided to take my first shot at room temp to see if it's really as smooth and palatable as advertised. The smell was soft and pleasant, not harsh at all. I took a half shot, letting it roll to the back of my throat to give it time to "hurt" me if it was going to. Tremendous smoothness and quite literally the best shot of vodka since my very first. There was a beautiful warmth on finishing the shot, a hint of sweetness and I'm happy to say I have a new drink.
    
    For the record, when ordered by the case (no split case charge, and no special deal giving me free goods) Tito's fifths cost me 18.49 apiece. So I have them on the shelf for 23.09.
    
    Beautiful drink, and I am actually excited about vodka again.

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66. mcodd said on Nov 20, 2011 at 7:35 pm...

    One of the smoothest vodka I have ever tried. Great value.

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67. Miles said on Nov 21, 2011 at 1:25 am...

    A bottle of this is $40.00 at my local liquor store.
    
    Sometimes (all the time) I wonder why we moved to Canada.
    
    Oh well - it's an excellent vodka. It has a bit of a strange taste that reminds me somewhat of cardboard combined with a mild sweetness, but even that's barely there. It's a calm vodka that soothes the tongue and warms the throat without stinging whatsoever.
    
    It makes great liqueurs with flavors that are toppled flat by harsher products - I've never made a successful pistachio liqueur with anything otherwise.

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68. marjorie_monmouth said on Nov 21, 2011 at 2:23 pm...

    This is a great vodka, totally pure tasting with no extraneous flavors, which I love for a vodka martini, a little dirty with an olive. I get hangovers easily, even from "top shelf" stuff like Grey Goose. No hangover from the Titos though, even after two martinis, and that's a lot for me!

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69. Patty booBattty said on Dec 16, 2011 at 10:39 am...

    Holy $hit, for the price and flavor it will be hard to find better.

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70. Grant said on Dec 18, 2011 at 7:56 am...

    Thia truly is the finest vodka in the world!!! I actually got a chance to meet Tito Beveridge (yes, thats his real name) and learn that the distillation process takes up to 7 days to make one batch of his delicious vodka compared to something like grey goose which only takes about 2-3 hours! As far as the packaging, you're right. it is simple and I asked Tito about it. He simply Yates hat of he put it in a fancy bottle, he'd have to charge 5-10 dollars more do something you throw away when you're done. It's also Gluten free since its made from 100% corn and 100% American Made. That's always nice to know especially in these times when we need to support our local business! So, buy American, buy high quality, buy gluten free, buy family owned, buy simple packaging and pay half what you would for grey goose!!!!

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71. badger said on Dec 18, 2011 at 11:24 pm...

    I don't get this site. I've read a couple of reviews and you guys says stuff like "(shot) ethanol and water...only taste is an ethanol burn." and then later "...vodka at it's finest." Don't you guys taste the vodka? Tito's, for example, has a great taste iced; very complex and herbal for a straight (unflavored vodka).

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72. Robert said on Dec 20, 2011 at 5:54 am...

    I freeze my vodka for several hours, then sip it cold for the review. Since that doesn't make for a good section title, I used "The Shot."

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73. Charles Grone said on Dec 22, 2011 at 9:53 pm...

    I am a vodka snob at times. Tito's was real good smoooooooooooth. Thank you !

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74. Arthur said on Dec 27, 2011 at 6:08 am...

    i drank this for 3 weeks. I lost 28 pounds,

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75. toaox said on Jan 09, 2012 at 2:48 am...

    One of the absolute best vodkas I have ever tried. Turned many friends onto this brand and glad it's available where I'm available. Straight or mixed, it's amazing. And where I'm from, we're talking 13-15$/750ml. Amazing.

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76. phd.is.next said on Jan 29, 2012 at 9:26 pm...

    Everytime I have this vodka, I cant believe I get it for the price I do. I have turned many friends on to Tito's and they are very impressed.

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77. BluesManJay said on Feb 04, 2012 at 8:43 pm...

    Is Tito's supposed to taste just like rubbing alcohol? I swear my 20 year old son pulled a switch on my bottle!

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