Absolut Peppar is a bold, spicy twist on the classic Absolut vodka formulainfused with real pepper character to bring heat, aroma, and versatility. Its not overly aggressive, but its clearly meant to deliver spice rather than be a neutral canvas. Excellent
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Absolut Peppar is a bold, spicy twist on the classic Absolut vodka formulainfused with real pepper character to bring heat, aroma, and versatility. Its not overly aggressive, but its clearly meant to deliver spice rather than be a neutral canvas. Excellent for cocktails where you want a peppery kick (like Bloody Marys or spicy variants), and it can also work neat or over ice if you enjoy peppery spirits. Its more expressive than many neutral flavored vodkas.
Producer / Brand: Part of the Absolut family, produced in hus, Sweden.
Launch / History: Introduced in 1986, as one of Absoluts first flavored vodkas. It was also the first clear flavored vodka imported into the U.S.
Base & Flavoring: Made from Absoluts usual high-quality base (winter wheat, pure water) infused with natural pepper flavor (black pepper, chili / jalapeo, green bell pepper undertones) to give it distinctive spice.
ABV / Proof: 38% ABV (76 proof) in many markets (though Absoluts unflavoured vodkas often are 40% ABV). 750 ml.
Cocktails / Serving Suggestions
Bloody Mary: This is perhaps its signature useAbsolut Peppar is essentially designed to make a spicy Bloody Mary easier.
Spicy Mule / Moscow Mule variant: Combine with ginger beer and lime for a peppery kick.
Salt & Pepper Martini: Use Peppar in place of plain vodka, possibly with a dash of dry vermouth, in a salt-and-pepper rimmed glass.
Other Cocktails: Swap it into any vodka drink where a little bite would workmaybe a spicy screwdriver or spicy lemon drink.
Food Pairings
Brunch / Savory: Smoked salmon, cured meats, deviled eggs, or anything savory where a pepper note enhances flavor.
Spiced / Chili Dishes: Mexican, Thai, or other spicy foods the pepper in the vodka can complement and echo spice in food.
Cheese & Charcuterie: Cheddar, aged gouda, or spicy sausages; the pepper in the spirit can reflect back on cured meat spice.
Bar Snacks: Spicy nuts, peppered popcorn, or chips with seasoning.
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