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In reply to the discussion: Tsunami watch on west coast [View all]LeftInTX
(33,773 posts)92. I'm surprised that no one has heard of Kamchatka Vodka

I believe they had signs for it everywhere in the 70's. Who wouldn't want Russian vodka? Seagram's Vodka just didn't have that authentic ring to it.
https://honestboozereviews.com/kamchatka-vodka-750ml/
See at the intial onset the Russian name is enough to make you think well okay its cheap and bottom shelf, but if its Russian it cant be worse than Gordons or Mr. Boston. It is though, and thats liekly because it was made in Kentucky by a large corporation who should be shot. (Honestly we like the Suntory Whiskey, but when you buy companies that make this shit, you suck just a little bit more.)
What they Say: Kamchatka is one of the largest selling vodkas in America. Its smooth, crisp taste makes it excellent year round for entertaining and mixability.
And this from NPR
https://www.npr.org/2011/01/20/133071567/The-Last-Word-In-Business
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Get with it DU drinkers. I know you're a bunch of baby boomers like me.
I don't drink anymore. I believe back in 70s. I may have bought a bottle of this. Mainly because it was Russian.
(Well, NPR tells me it's made in the US)
I even know where the Kamchatka Peninsula is. But I learned that later because I knew it was the name of the vodka. And I thought, "So, that's where the vodka comes "
Drink up America!
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The epicentre was located 136 kilometres east-southeast of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, a city in Russia's Far East.
Celerity
Jul 29
#27
I never won, but tried to always get AK and Kamchakta because they seemed interesting
uppityperson
Jul 29
#45
8..7!! The biggest and scariest one I was ever in was 6.7. We were just about right on top of it.
Ping Tung
Jul 29
#21
i remember the 7.7 earlier in russia and commented that the strees from that had to go somewhere and here it is .
AllaN01Bear
Jul 29
#50
The Kamchatka, and the far eastern areas, of Russia are some of the most beautiful and unspoiled areas on the planet n/t
Cheezoholic
Jul 29
#52
My daughter lives in Washington in that advisory area but she is up on the mountain, safe. nt
Trueblue Texan
Jul 29
#54
I just got an alert that the pier and beaches are closed due to the Tsunami watch!
SunSeeker
Jul 29
#60