I am a Grey Goose martini fan, but was pleasantly surprised by Three Olives.. It was smooth, a light alcohol bite and taste, and while not on a par with GG, at half the price it is considered a good substitute for saving a buck. I keep the vodka’s in the freezer, so that gives it a heavier flow.

This is ABSOLUTELY (pun intended) the best vodka I’ve EVER “tasted”! After trying highly rated Grey Goose & Stoli (both NASTY vile & bitter!) along with a few other less offensive brands including some cheap ones, Three Olives is a real treat. Like vodka SHOULD, it has no actual flavor. Once you get past the initial alcohol “burn” on your first sip, it’s like drinking water if you drink it straight up. It isn’t cheap, but it’s so smooth & doesn’t have that bitter twang that makes “high rated” vodkas so disgusting & like drinking an ashtray even sometimes. It’s so smooth you can make tasty kamikazes without even using triple sec.

I have a better opinion of three olives. xlnt and mild; clean flavor; few next day bad effects. very good value

I’m a Smirnoff fan but with the 3 olives I’m very impressed. Smooth flavorful and a few cents higher then the Smirnoff. The loopy is my favorite with red bull and a pineapple to garnish. By far the best tasting vodka on the market.

I’ve tried many ‘cheap vodkas’ and this one is the best. For only about $12 it’s cheap, and flavorful. They have many great flavors. Bubble gum’s my favorite. It’s great with sprite, midori, and grenadine… with a plash of pineapple. It’s great for mixing, you can’t taste the vodka, only the flavor. You would think bubblegum would be nasty, but it’s really not.
The ‘tang’ vodka is the nastiest one I’ve had from them. It didn’t taste citrusy at all. No mixer would cover the horrific rubbing alcohol flavor. It ended up going ‘up for grabs’. Even then it took my friends months to finish it.
Most of their other flavors are great. I guess it all depends on what you’re mixing it with.
It’s not a good straight vodka, you need to balance it out with something… but for the price, and compared to similarly priced vodkas, it is one of my favorites.

It makes an great mixer for my favorite recipe,

Statutory Grape

1 oz 3 olives GRAPE Vodka,
1 oz Blue Curacao
Spash of Sweet n Sour
Just enough cranberry juice to make it purple

its like an bar version of grape koolaid… yum

Three Olives Tartz is interchangeable with antifreeze.

I had this once, in college. Since it was in college, it was straight – no mixer in sight, as always. I recall it being everything what I had prior was not. I didn’t wake up clutching my pillow, didn’t feel like I’d been assaulted by heavy machinery the night before, and didn’t lose any food nor stomach linings either. Hardly accolades, but college, right? For what it’s worth, I do recall that I had no issue choking the stuff down from the Dixie cups we “liberated” from the bathroom. Taste? Flavor? Hah. I don’t know. So, the anti-review. Given it’s only 25% more than really caustic products where I live, I don’t think it needs to be anything more than markedly less toxic than the worst to represent a good value. It’s something that, older and wiser (hah!),I’ll touch again. Won’t even fret or grimace prior to. The other stuff will never pass my lips again. Three Olives told me that vodka didn’t need to be a scary, violent spirit.

Okay. It does have a stylish glass bottle. Nice presentation. It’s a good package and basically does what it sets out to be; it’s respectable, drinkable vodka at a popular, easily afforded price.

Try mixing the three olives bubble vodka with 7 up its great! No bad after taste and no burning on the way down. I’m not a big drinker but after trying this I fell in love.

I tried this finally. It’s been sitting in my fridge for a week. I found it fairly neutral as a 1/2 shot. Since its from England and Boru is from Ireland, I thought “What better combo could there be? I mean, they’ve only fought so many wars…” So I followed it with a 1/2 shot of Boru, which I found slightly harsher. Retried the 3 Olives to confirm this. And then finished with some Sobieski. I’d rate it a bit below Sobieski for shooting. Three Olives doesn’t really have much character, but it mixed pretty well with my Diet Mountain Dew(TM), though. For $16 on sale, I’d rather spend my money elsewhere. Not bad, but not great.

Me and wife did a blind taste test between Three Olives, Grey Goose, and SV Supreme. We picked the Three Olives over the SV and Grey Goose. SV came in second though…

Great vodka for the price, one of the best of the 20 dollar bottles I would argue.