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Is Kirkland Vodka Actually Grey Goose. ORIGINAL ARTICLE With revisions to reflect the findings above. 3012019 There has long been a rumor that a Costco Kirkland-brand vodka imported from France is produced by the high-end brand Grey Goose. As Vice describes both liquors are made with water from the Gensac Springs in Frances Cognac region. There is a lot of information that can be gleaned from a label especially.
There is a lot of information that can be gleaned from a label especially. Costco does not disclose its ingredients origins though a 2016 VICE report found that Kirkland Signatures French Vodka also taps a well in the Gensac Springs region. Vodka enthusiasts say this is why Costcos Kirkland vodka tastes so. Both are made from 100 fine French wheat. Grey Goose has unequivocally denied making Kirkland brand vodka but they do have something in common. Is Kirkland brand vodka sold at Costco actually made by Ketel One or Grey Goose.
Grey Goose which is owned by Bacardi has naturally denied that it also produces the Kirkland variety.
Trong Nguyen One of the most fun rumors to ever come out of Costco is that its generic Kirkland brand vodka is actually the same exact liquor that ends up. This is a viral claim that has circled Grey Goose. It came up at a party two weekends ago when we were drinking Kirkland craft brews. As Business Insider notes Kirkland vodka frequently beats Grey Goose in blind taste tests in spite of retailing for much less money 175 liters of Kirkland costs 1999 while a similar-sized bottle of Grey Goose goes for around 60. There is a lot of information that can be gleaned from a label especially. Both are made from 100 fine French wheat.