
Lemon vodka is vodka infused with lemon zest or lemon-flavoured, clear, with a clean citrus scent and a light refreshing tang. It is used in cocktails (lemon drop shot, Cosmopolitan, lemon martini), and in cooking in sauces for fish and seafood, vodka pasta, soaking syrups for lemon cakes and desserts.
Calories, proteins, fats and carbohydrates per 100 g of product
Lemon vodka, Raw: Calories 231.0 kcal, Proteins 0.0 grams, Fats 0.0 grams, Carbohydrates 0.0 grams per 100 g of product.

The recipe was shared with us by Dmitry Sokolov, bartender of Perepel.
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The 'Slushy Cosmopolitan' cocktail is a refreshing take on the classic Cosmopolitan, born in the atmosphere of trendy American bars. Its rich ruby color and sweet-sour taste combine the invigorating citrus freshness of lime with the tartness of cranberry, complemented by the soft warmth of lemon vodka. Crushed ice turns the drink into a cooling slush perfect for hot evenings or festive gatherings. Easy to make yet elegant in presentation, it can enhance both summer cocktail hours and cozy conversation evenings. Served in a chilled glass, it allows you to enjoy its layered structure and playful aftertaste.
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Citrus martini with clementines is an exquisite cocktail reflecting the elegance of European cuisine. Its fresh and rich flavor is a play of juicy citrus notes from clementines, harmoniously complemented by the sweetness of Triple Sec liqueur and a light tartness from lemon vodka. This drink embodies a fine balance between sweetness and refreshing acidity, making it an ideal choice for a summer evening or a festive event. Caramelized clementines add a refined fruity aftertaste, highlighting the cocktail's depth. This combination of flavors creates a unique impression — the cocktail not only refreshes but also offers a rich palette of emotions. Served in chilled glasses with clementine skewers adds stylish aesthetics to the drink, making it not only tasty but also visually striking.
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Raspberry Cosmopolitan is a vibrant and sophisticated drink inspired by the classic Cosmopolitan but with the fruity elegance of fresh raspberries. Its history dates back to the 1980s when the original cocktail captivated the world with its refinement. This version adds a delicate berry tartness that complements the balance of vodka, lime, and cranberry. The taste is refreshing and harmonious, with subtle citrus notes and a silky fruit finish. Served in a martini glass with an elegant raspberry garnish, it’s perfect for special occasions and romantic evenings. Raspberry Cosmopolitan is not just a cocktail; it embodies sophistication, style, and flavorful enjoyment.
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Sgroppino is an exquisite Italian cocktail from Venice that combines the lightness of sparkling prosecco, the tartness of lemon vodka, and the refreshing sweetness of lemon sorbet. Traditionally served as an elegant transition from the main course to dessert, it refreshes the palate and prepares for the next gastronomic delight. Its silky texture and harmonious blend of citrus notes make this drink perfect for summer evenings or festive occasions. The addition of mint gives the cocktail a fresh aroma, while ice provides necessary coolness. Sgroppino is not just a drink; it's a true art of balancing flavors that brings pleasure with every sip.
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The 'Cosmopolitan' cocktail is an elegant and refreshing drink that embodies sophistication and style. Its origins are linked to the popular urban cocktail traditions of the 1980s, where it became a favorite among socialites. The rich flavor combines the tartness of lemon vodka, the citrus softness of 'Cointreau' liqueur, the freshness of lime, and a slight acidity from cranberry, creating a harmony of sweetness and acidity. Served in a classic glass with exquisite lemon zest adds a touch of refinement to the drink. This cocktail is perfect for parties, formal events, and casual gatherings, adding a hint of luxury to the atmosphere. The 'Cosmopolitan' remains a symbol of refined taste and is a versatile choice for lovers of balanced and sophisticated cocktails.
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