Tesco Value Vodka Reviews

Tesco Value Vodka, 70cl - £7.48 Now lets be honest, Vodka is not a drink you drink for the taste of it. Not on it's own, anyway. It is a nice drink with a mixer, but tastes fowl alone. Tesco Value Vodka doesn't taste as nice as say, Smirnoff, but due to the nature of the drink, this is not a huge issue. If you are ...  Read the complete review

Let's be clear: Tesco Value Vodka is not a drink anyone buys to put on display in their 'drinks cabinet' or to carry around with them to look cool. It's cheap alcohol, costing just over £7 for 700ml of the stuff. With its 37.5% alcohol content this is strictly one for (a) the cash-strapped / and students; (b) those who want to swig it ...  Read the complete review

My mate does a wicked recipe that involves marinating chicken strips in a vodka and red wine mix. It's a yummy dish but the marinating takes up nearly half a bottle of vodka and then it just goes down the sink after which is a wicked waste in my opinion! lol Vodka is getting proper dear at the minute so one weekend she brought a bottle of Tesco ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Value Vodka is one of the drinks in the range of bog standard supermarket Tesco spirits. I must say that the overall majority of products in the tesco value range are very pleasing and often rival premium brands which is really impressive, however i was fairly let down after purchasing tesco value vodka thinking that it would be ...  Read the complete review

~*~ Tesco Value Vodka ~*~ Vodka is probably my favourite alcohol ever. It's a bit of an acquired taste, and I think the low calorie content probably has a lot to do with it becoming my favourite drink. However! A bottle of Smirnoff is much more expensive than a bottle of Blossom Hill, so I decided to, being the bargain hunter that I ...  Read the complete review

It is traditionally very difficult to come across good Vodka unless you buy the premium brands like Absolut and Stolichnaya. Even many (myself included) find the taste of premium stuff quite acerbic if consumed neat, but some of the cheaper brands, like Tesco's own Vodka, pretty much tastes like petrol. I'd much rather drink something like ...  Read the complete review

There are a lot of things, most things in fact, which you can buy within a value range and find to be nearly as great as a brand product (and occassionally better). But supermarket value vodka (and other spirits) is not one of them and that counts for Tesco Value Vodka as well. Getting down to it it is the taste of the product which ...  Read the complete review

In these difficult financial times we're all looking for ways to cut back and generic supermarket products are a great way to go about it. However, like my mother said, sometimes when you buy cheap you buy twice. But I won't be buying value vodka again. The packaging is the standard blue and white stripes, but as I was mixing the vodka ...  Read the complete review

As a student, and having many party-animal student friends, alcohol is generally a concern, as nice stuff can clear out our already sparse wallets. However, I generally enjoy a good quality tipple, 'cause I can really taste the difference, whereas some others can't... Therefore I was mildly horrified when my very good and ...  Read the complete review

I was pleasantly surprised at Tesco Value Vodka, not only was the price fantastic but it didn't taste bad either. The bottle is not the most attractive you will find in your cupboard but that aside it really is good value for money. If you are like me and put a variety of juices or tonics with your vodka, it makes sense not to spend a huge ...  Read the complete review

Ok, so it has the blue stripes. Ok so it just says 'Vodka' on the bottle. The packaging is not flash, and it could be mistaken for a bottle of white spirit. But if you like something to essentially make an alcoholic coke, or an alcoholic cranberry, then this is cheap at half the price. Other supermarket 'own label' brands which take ...  Read the complete review

I've often wondered why some brands are more expensive than others when it comes to certain spirits, but after having tried the Tesco Value Vodka, I'd much rather pay nearly twice as much and get a much better product. The distillation process of making vodka is often what determines the quality, from the source of the starch to the ...  Read the complete review

Ok listen, with the price of everything shooting through the roof these days and no one having any bloody money, I can understand why we are all looking for less expensive options in everything we buy and Tesco value vodka is very cheap but then so is turpentine and I wouldn't drink that, well.... Joking aside though I tried a glass of ...  Read the complete review

This will probably be one of my shortest review - It will offer an alternative use for this vodka, but I hope it is still of interest. I buy Tesco Value Vodka - not to drink it as it is, but to do other things with......If I want to buy vodka as a drink, I buy premium products, but a bottle of blue stripe often finds its way into my ...  Read the complete review

This is a tesco value product, part of tescos plan to help us spend less on our food and drink. Unfortunately sometimes these products arent the best quality, and this is one of them. This vodka is only to be consumed when on a very strict budget. I recently had the misfortune to taste this in a glass of vodka and orange, provided by a ...  Read the complete review

Like most people, I really enjoy a nice glass of vodka and coke or cranberry juice. When out and about I tend to drink Smifnoff but when buying it for indoors, I'd usually just buy the Tesco own. I was shopping a few months back and noticed they did a Tesco value vodka, a 70cl bottle costing a mere £6.41. The percentage of alcohol is ...  Read the complete review

Being a young 18 year old who is in college and doesnt get EMA and whos parents gives them no money and all i do is a little job a week that gets me about £30 a week, i dont have much money to spend on nights out etc... well, i've had this vodka before and in all honesty, i think with vodka its 37.5% and it will do the same damage to ...  Read the complete review

Value products are trial and error, it's best to try them once and if you don't like them, you haven't lost a fortune have you, if you do then you'll save money forever more by buying the cheaper option. I generally think if I've got a value ingredient or two in a dish I'm cooking and add a few better quality ingredients to it then it ...  Read the complete review

Being a student, i feel like both the areas of alcohol and value food products are something ive grown to have quite a decent amount of knowledge of, such is the staple diet of most of us! I know getting drunk isn't good for you and it certainly isn't to be pushed upon anyone or to be actively encouraged. However, i am nearly 22 years ...  Read the complete review

At a recent party at my place, well more of a get together than a party but anyway, a friend of a friend turned up sporting a bottle of Tesco value vodka and knowing I like a vodka instantly offered to pour me one. Now I only ever drink Smirnoff vodka but not wanting to be rude I accepted a glass with coke and began to sip cautiously. I ...  Read the complete review