Madagascan Vanilla Vodka

TAY SPIRITS LTD.

£42

Vanilla Vodka – Smooth Sweet Premium Scottish Vodka Experience the rich, smooth taste of Vanilla Vodka from Tayport Distillery , a premium handcrafted vodka infused with the finest Madagascan vanilla beans . This small-batch Scottish vodka offers a naturally sweet, creamy flavour , making it perfect for elevating cocktails or enjoying on its own . Why Choose Tayport Distillery’s Vanilla Vodka? ✔ Premium Scottish Vodka – Distilled in Tayport, Scotland , ensuring exceptional quality and smoothness. ✔ Infused with Madagascan Vanilla – Crafted with high-quality vanilla beans for a naturally sweet

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