Kosher Wine Guides
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What Is Potato Vodka? Chopin, Lvov and Why It Matters for Pesach
Potato vodka is distilled from potatoes instead of grain, which makes it rounder and fuller in the mouth, more expensive to make, and the traditional bottle for Pesach. What the difference actually tastes like, why seven pounds of potatoes go into one bottle, and the two we carry at $32.99 and $17.99.
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What Is Vodka Made From? Grain, Potato, and Why It Matters
Most vodka is distilled from wheat, corn, or rye, with potato a proud minority. How each base tastes, why it matters for Pesach, and bottles from $17.99. -
Kosher for Passover Spirits: What You Can Actually Drink
Whiskey and vodka are chometz — so what can come to the seder? Arak, certified tequila, grape brandy and more: the practical Kosher-for-Passover spirits map from Kosher Wine Direct. -
The Four Cups: Choosing Wine for the Seder
How much wine you need for the four cups, why red is preferred, and whether your table wants sweet or dry. The seder math, done once, with real bottles for each side. -
Is Tito's Gluten-Free? And the Best Kosher-for-Passover Vodkas
Yes, Tito's is gluten-free, made from corn. But gluten-free is not the same as kosher for Passover. Here is the difference and the best certified Passover vodkas.
