The effervescence of sparkling wines and champagnes is what makes them so appealing, adding to their flavor in addition to simply providing a fun sensation on your tongue. What if there was a carbonated vodka that could provide the same bubbly experience for cocktail-lovers?
Vodka O2 will be released in the United States early next year. It is a sparkling vodka, made in Britain, that tastes like vodka and soda and can be used in any application where regular vodka is used. Similar in concept to how Zygo and Pink are caffeinated, saving drinkers from having to rely on calorie-laden energy drinks to get a buzz, Vodka O2 effectively eliminates a step from drink preparation, allowing more people to enjoy the spirit on its own.
The spirit is the only one in its category at the moment, although other distributors say that they have similar ones in the works, and has been in limited release in Canada and parts of Europe so far.

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12-29-2006 @6:06PM Heather said... I would be interested to see how this can be applied
in recipes. Will have to wait and try it out once it hits the markets.
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12-29-2006 @7:31PM JMForester said... I wonder if it is carbonated with CO2 or oxygenated with O2? If it is oxygenated it could be a highly dangerous and explosive spirit. I wonder who will be the first person to be blown away by a burning shot? Any volunteers?
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1-04-2007 @5:59PM Alicia said... How can we contact a US sales rep for the brand? I would rather not call the UK.
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1-04-2007 @8:34PM Marci said... Does it go flat???
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1-04-2007 @8:37PM Lynn said... SWEET!!!!
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1-04-2007 @8:42PM cm said... I love good vodka, so this sure sounds intriging. I will try it as soon as it is available...I just hope it's not some no name, no taste vodka they are using in this new product. Cheers!
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1-04-2007 @8:50PM Lisa said... Lemondrops all around!!! Gotta love it.
Lisa
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1-04-2007 @9:19PM Penney said... What is the proof of this vodka? Is it compromised by adding carbonation?
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1-04-2007 @9:11PM Jessica said... In resonse to JMForester (#2 above), I love Vodka and my husband's a fireman! Bring it on!!
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1-04-2007 @9:26PM CARL GREEN said... SO WILL A CARBONATED VODKA AND TONIC DRINK MAKE FOR TOO MANY BUBBLES?? LOL
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1-04-2007 @10:26PM Mateo said... The Russians will be disgraced.
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1-04-2007 @10:29PM Bubbles said... There can never be too many Bubbles!
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1-04-2007 @10:38PM Mike said... What about using the vodka in cocktail shakers? How many blown off shaker lids will there be? It'll be interesting to hear about all of the great concerns put out here.
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1-04-2007 @10:46PM MLSUSMC said... Vodka on it's own, bubbles give the hang-over!
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1-04-2007 @10:55PM Darlene said... OH BOY!! CANT WAIT FOR VODKA BUBBLES IN THE BATH** WOOHOO..
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1-04-2007 @11:16PM Betty said... Bring it on!
Vodka & Squirt is my favorite drink.
Gotta love those Vodka slushes also.
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1-04-2007 @11:46PM Lynda said... With all that is going on today in the world don't these people have anything better to do than to try to put bubbles in vodka.
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1-05-2007 @2:09AM Dennis said... Give a whole new meaning....to Screw--bubbly Driver.... Now watch....ICEE will come out with their own FREEZEE in the machine at QT...or how bout a Smoothie....sounds Yummy.....
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1-06-2007 @1:50AM jean said... carbed vodka? sounds great! being a vok drinker-this is something new & worth a try. just keep it simple and don't mess with the flavor, unless it is optional.JC
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1-05-2007 @1:20PM Jeri said... The article says, Vodka O2 uses a different process, basically a type of oxygenation as opposed to carbonation
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