Description

Breaking from convention with unapologetic clarity, The Block Distilling Co. Vodka embraces raw character and craftsmanship. Made from a meticulous blend of wheat, oats, and barley, and distilled only once with no filtration, this spirit defies the notion that vodka must be neutral. Instead, it delivers bold texture and flavor—equally suited for classic cocktails or contemplative sipping.

Product Details:

• Spirit Type: Vodka
• ABV: 40%
• Grain Bill: Wheat, Oats, Barley
• Distillation: Single distilled
• Filtration: None
• Tasting Notes: Grain-driven, creamy, earthy, with depth and subtle spice

Sensory :

This unfiltered vodka opens with a soft nose of toasted grains and hints of oat biscuit. On the palate, it’s surprisingly rich, smooth, slightly creamy, and full-bodied, offering earthy undertones and a lingering finish of barley sweetness. Each sip reveals the careful balance of the grain blend, emphasizing authenticity and purity.

Awards & Accolades:

• Silver Medal – San Francisco World Spirits Competition, 2021

Distiller’s Background:

The Block Distilling Co. is a Denver-based, grain-to-glass operation dedicated to doing things the hard way. Each spirit is made in-house, combining raw ingredients with industrial distilling equipment and creative precision. Known for their seasonal gins and bold interpretations, the team brings an ethos of honesty, grit, and inclusivity to everything they produce, assembling a diverse community around uniquely expressive spirits.

Serving Suggestions:

Enjoy The Block Vodka chilled in a rocks glass or a coupe to appreciate its full flavor, or let it amplify your favorite martini, mule, or Bloody Mary. Its smooth yet assertive structure also makes it ideal for sipping neat or with a single cube. Best served between 40–50°F to enhance its natural texture and grain character. Pair with caviar, smoked fish, or salty snacks like Marcona almonds or kettle chips.

Bold, unfiltered, and uncompromising, The Block Distilling Co. Vodka redefines expectations with a spirit that’s anything but neutral.