I live in Texas so I am partial to buying Texas vodkas which I mix with cranberry juice of lemonade. I am no connoisseur and I find most mid-priced vodkas to be perfectly good in a mixed drink . My experience with Deep Eddy’s is mixed. It tastes good but every time I drink it I end up with a headache. Even if I just have a couple of weak drinks. I have no idea why this happens. I drink Tito’s and other corn vodkas without waking with a headache so I know it’s not the corn. I don’t know why this happens, so my recommendation is, if you do not experience a headache every time you drink it, then it is a fine little vodka.

If anyone else has any idea why Deep Eddy’s should consistently cause headaches when other vodkas don’t, I would love to hear the theories.

I would give Deep Eddy’s 5 for flavor, but a 3 for my personal experience with it.

I drink a tad too much vodka. I normally stick with Luksusowa. It has a sweetness from the potatoes that I enjoy. However, I have to admit that this is an incredible vodka. I drink it in an extra dirty martini most often and it blends well with the olive juice. It is also light in taste in a bloody mary. I cannot recommend this enough. The introductory price made it taste even better.

I personally LOVE the taste. I do not rub shoulders with with those who are professional critics of liquors, so am just stating this as an opinion only. I am particular with my liquors as I tend to drink them neat, so as a sip, a shot or a mixer, this fine little Texas corn vodka has my interest! I will buy it again, thank you.

This stuff is pretty wretched. My review is on the plain unflavored bottle. Everytime I drink it I get a headache, and no I am not corn sensitive. This is a cheap low grade vodka with fancy hip marketing. Even in a mixed drink it has a bad taste. I can drink higher end expensive vodka all night and never get a headache or feel bad in the morning. You do indeed get what you pay for. I’d rather pay twice the price for a better vodka and not feel sick.

My first and probably last bottle. Titos has been my top choice for awhile, but thought I’d try Deep Eddys because I love DE peach vodka. For some strange reason Deep Eddys gives me a headache during the 1st or 2nd drink and leaves a bitter after taste. ? Smooth, but I don’t love the taste. Again, I do love DE Peach Vodka, just a splash in white wine is wonderful! And no headache.

Ruby red is too good. Drink vodka on the rocks and just love it even with club soda. Going to try lemon soon!

Grapefruit taste great, but comes with a hangover. I drink on vodka on a regular basis, I normally will never wake up the next day with a stomach ache. Maybe it’s too sweet. The tea flavor is too strong to have a strong drink when mixing it. Lemon flavor is great!

I don’t have much experience in drinking vodka but I gotta tell ya this Deep Eddys vodka in paticular the ruby red and lemon vodka is outstanding. I’ve only had it like the bottle suggests, little bit of club soda with a lime (ruby red) and the lemon with just club soda.
So smooth, no harsh taste or bad after taste. The price is 21.99 in alabama but 17.99 at the alabamaa state store.

Having been a fan of Tito’s and I saw this on the shelf on sale. I remembered reviews and thought why not? This was a wonderful, clean tasting and perfect vodka. So glad to have another fine vodka to recommend
Texas vodkas have not disappointed

I didn’t mind the taste as I mixed it with lemonade, but this vodka made me very sick. I drank 2 drinks and was throwing up the next day. :( this never happens to me with vodka. Best of luck to this Texas based spirit.

I have been drinking Tito’s forever. I decided to give Deep Eddy a try and found it to be a decent Vodka. I like it straight or with Tia Maria.

I am pretty diverse in my vodka’s. I typically buy: Stolichnaya, Absolut, Kettle One, or Tito’s. However, whenever I see “Deep Eddy’s” available it is my go to Vodka. It is hard to find in the dozens of Liquor stores around Brooklyn. Having been distilled 10 times and being amazing for mixing (I typically drink Vodka and 7up/Sprite with a lemon) I must say it is really smooth and amazing for the price.

There is a Russian vodka called “Rusalka” which costs $10.99/1 liter and is extremely good. I cannot find it anywhere besides one store, not even online. Apparently it is a very small company. I will tell you if you ever see it, buy it. 8 times distilled and super smooth. Cheers!

I bought this vodka after discovering VodkaBuzz. I like the fact that it’s from Texas and it’s pretty smooth. The only thing I did not like is a slight peppermint aftertaste. I like peppermint in candy just not in my booze.

I had a vodka intolerance since my high school days after getting smashed on screw drivers made with mc McCormick’s vodka. I had to give this vodka a try on my daughters birthday 16 years later when my closest friend juiced some of our home grown grapefruit. Deep Eddy is now in my daily drink it cured me of my vodka hate and turned it around 180, I love it. So smooth very mild heat and fantastic taste. I am looking for more things to mix it with. Preferring a good martini or vodka and grapefruit atm.

Was talked out if titos by the store owner and tried this.. I really felt drinking Titos in a dry martini was much smoother.. I will use this to mix

Deep Eddy Cranberry is wonderful. Hope they are working on a peach flavor? Hint-Hint

Smooth. Made “cranberry bombs” with Eddys cranberry and red bull. Smooth! New fan here!

Good for mixing, and decent for its price point, but I don’t think I would buy this again. The Astringent Taste mentioned by other reviewers is extremely bothersome to me. I would rather deal with the vodka that has some blight over the astringent taste any day. Honestly, it has that “cheap flavored liquor” taste to it, but again, as another reviewer said, you get what you pay for. It’s almost impossible to find a flavored vodka or rum at this price point ($13.99 just outside New Orleans) that DOESN’T taste that way, which is why I gave it 3 stars instead of 2.

better than potato or grain voddy a bit expensive here in N.Carolina = over 22$s per fifth

the cranberry deep eddy is wonderful-mixed with the squeeze of fresh limes and just a splash of club soda. Like drinking a cape codder without all the extra calories

I drink my Vodka neat, over ice. Deep Eddy is very neutral on the front end, with only a slight burn at the back end. It leaves no discernible aftertaste, and does not cause next-morning Vodka breath when consumed in reasonable amounts. It is my favorite Vodka.

What I really don’t understand, however, is Deep Eddy’s marketing strategy. It was introduced at a low price point, $17.99 for a 1.75, if I recall, with a rebate of $30 for buying three bottles. This got it a lot of volume, and a good amount of shelf space and promotional activity at my favorite liquor store.

Then, all of a sudden, it was gone. The store manager said the company had drastically raised the wholesale price, meaning she would have to retail it at a minimum of $22.95 (1.75L). It lost all its shelf space almost overnight. To me, that’s still a good value, and I will continue to buy this product

But I think the worst thing any company can do in marketing is to confuse the customer about where the product is positioned, price and value-wise. If Deep Eddy wanted to position itself as a mid-range Vodka, bringing it out at a really low price point, and adding in a huge rebate, was a big mistake. The company is discovering how hard it is to move upscale, even to mid-price It’s still my favorite, and I ordered 2 cases yesterday for about $20/1.75L.

I bought three bottles on a promotion: $9.99 each and a $30 rebate. So, the price was certainly right.
I think it’s OK on the rocks and probably will be fine in a mixed drink.

Deep Eddy’s sweet tea vodka is INSANE! You should really give it a try.

Also from the are is Dripping Springs Vodka. It’s my current favorite.

I enjoy the grapefruit vodka very much but dislike the fact that the cap on the 1.5 liter does not tighten up. This has happened on several bottles. Plelase fix it.

I’d just as soon drink Oregon Springs at $14 for a litre and a half and I drink vodka martinis. Extremely disappointed, but then again I have been with anything corn based.

I finally indulged myself by adding Deep Eddy Vodka to my multi-bottle vodka collection, and didn’t hesitate to mix it into an extra dry martini up without any garnish. The aroma was extremely mellow, and the initial sip was very smooth. The flavor of Deep Eddy seemed assertive and on the sweeter side of bittersweet. There was no burn on the swallow, and the mild bittersweet aftertaste quickly dissipated as if I had not had any vodka in the cocktail. Deep Eddy sure seemed to have the stuff of a 5 star vodka. However, after nursing my martini for a while, I noticed something that I do not recall from any other vodka. Though there was no burn on the swallow, there was an unusual mildly astringent quality that was noticeable on the front and sides of my tongue after swallowing. After contemplating the affect of this on my enjoyment of the martini for most of the cocktail, I finally decided that it negatively impacted the experience just enough to limit my rating of Deep Eddy to 4 stars. At a moderate cost of $15.99 per fifth locally, I can do a bit better with Sobieski and Luksusowa regarding both quality and price.

I almost agree with your review on Deep Eddy’s. The reason I give it a 4 is because I am not a fan of the slight burn when I drink it straight. It is close to Titos but not quite there. The sweet tea on the other hand is an excellent vodka.

Have gone through a few bottles over the course of several weeks. I drink vodka often & never have hangovers but husband & I just made the connection that we were both feeling pretty awful after drinking Deep Eddy. I have a headache, stomach ache & my throat is burning each morning after drinking it ( he only had one & is throwing up ) Finally looked at the label & realized that it is distilled from corn. I avoid corn products unless organic or GMO free so If you are sensitive to corn, avoid this vodka. I bought it because it’s cheap & seemed like it would be a good boutique vodka, guess you get what you pay for. I’ll go back to my Chopin potato vodka now.

Does anyone know where to get Deep Eddy vodka in Birmingham, Alabama? I really have looked. Thanks.

There is nothing more i could want out of a vodka. Deep Eddy has a good marketing campaign (at least im austin tx) and they back it up. Recent they came out with ruby red (grapefruit) and cranberry flavors that do not disappoint and i sell them at my bar consistently.

I have to look out for this on on the local liquor store shelves. I just opened a 1.75L bottle of the value champion Sobieski, so I don’t plan on shopping vodka for a while, though.