 
						Van Gogh Vodka Açaí-Blueberry
fresh.
fruity.
alluring.
35% alcohol by volume / 70 proof
Our Van Gogh Açaí-Blueberry vodka is an exotic combination of açaí berry and blueberry, with just a hint of raspberry and almond. Light with a tropical berry taste, this premium vodka can be enjoyed on the rocks or mixed up in your favorite vodka cocktail.
Vodka Reviews
- 5 Stars / Highest Recommendation, The Spirit Journal
- 93 Points / Gold Medal, Best Tasting Spirits
- 91 Points / Excellent, Ultimate Spirits Challenge
Mix It Up In...
 Açaí-Blueberry Lemonade
									
									Açaí-Blueberry Lemonade
																			- 2 oz. Van Gogh Açaí-Blueberry Vodka
- 4 oz. pink lemonade
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																									Pour into a rocks glass with ice and stir briefly.																									Garnish with floating blueberries.																							
 Açaí-Blueberry Mojito
									
									Açaí-Blueberry Mojito
																			- 2 oz. Van Gogh Açaí-Blueberry
- 1/2 oz. simple syrup
- 1 oz. lime juice
- 10 mint leaves
- 10 blueberries
- Top with club soda
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																									Muddle mint, berries and simple syrup in a shaker.																									Add ice, vodka and lime juice.																									Shake well and strain into ice-filled highball glass.																									Top with club soda.																									Garnish with mint sprig.																							
 Lovin’ the Blues
									
									Lovin’ the Blues
																			- 2 oz. Van Gogh Açaí-Blueberry Vodka
- ½ oz. cranberry juice
- ½ oz. fresh lime juice
- ½ oz. honey syrup (equal parts honey and warm water, dissolved)
- 5 blueberries
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																									Muddle the blueberries in the lime juice and honey syrup.																									Add remaining ingredients with ice and shake well.																									Strain into a martini glass.																									Garnish with two raspberries and a lime wheel on a pick.																							
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