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25-05-2008, 05:54 PM
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Infused Vodka- why not like store bought?
I love Absolute or Stoli Raspberry Vodka. It is on the expensive side
and I would love to make my own. If you throw some berries in vodka and let it infuse, it really doesn't taste like theirs. Also, theirs will keep forever and I have a feeling with real fruit essence in it (even after berries are removed), it will spoil. Any thoughts? I know with the citrus vodka, they use only the peel. I don't see how you could do something similar with berries. 
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