Rodnik vodka
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Rodnik vodka is an expensive Russian vodka, handcrafted, distilled and bottled in Samara using Russian wheat, water, and birchwood filtration, according to what is said to be a 15th century formula.
The distillery itself was established in 1895, while Rodnik now produce 40 million bottles of vodka per year.
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