The whole idea shrunk down to the palm of your hand. The same skull shape, the same lead free clear glass, the same vodka inside — only in a format that fits a coat pocket or sits at the top of a Christmas hamper.
Please note: The bottle is supplied with a red ribbon.
Expert description
Crystal Head Miniature is a Canadian Vodka distilled four times from corn and bottled at 40% in a 5 cl skull bottle.
The contents are exactly the same as in the full size bottle. The raw material is peaches and cream corn, distilled four times into neutral spirit and then blended with water from Newfoundland. The vodka is finally filtered seven times, three of those passes running over Herkimer diamonds. No glycerol, no citrus oils and no sugar are added.
This is the smallest format Crystal Head makes. The house moulds bottles in five sizes, from 5 cl all the way up to 3 litres, and the miniature is the one most people meet first. It holds just enough for two proper tastes and stays small enough to end up as an ornament on the shelf afterwards.
Tasting notes
Nose
Neutral grain aroma with a fine dusting of citrus. There are no sharp edges to watch out for.
Palate
Silky with a suggestion of sweetness and vanilla. The corn supplies body without turning heavy.
Finish
Short, sweet and creamy. It closes without bite, which is rather the point of a taster.
Specifications
Name: Crystal Head Miniature
Distillery: Crystal Head Vodka
Region/Country: Newfoundland, Canada
Type: Canadian Vodka
ABV: 40%
Size: 5 CL
Distillation method: Four times distilled
EAN no.: 627040411452
Serving suggestion: Cold as a taster in a small glass, or poured over ice with a strip of lemon peel.
Flavour profile
Soft · Creamy · Lightly sweet · Neutral
Did you know?
Crystal Head deliberately makes no flavoured vodka at all. The house treats the spirit as a blank canvas for the drinker to build on, so there are no vanilla, berry or citrus expressions in the range — only different raw materials and different bottles.
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