Colorado Vodka
Rocky Mountain snowmelt, high altitude stills, honest proof.
The story behind Colorado
Colorado vodka is not one label but a regional craft category, and it started here in 2004 when Jess Graber and George Stranahan opened the state's first legal distillery since Prohibition. From there the state filled with small houses: Woody Creek in Basalt distilling 100% Colorado potatoes, Breckenridge running at 9,600 feet, The Family Jones working local corn.
What ties them together is water. Roughly 80 percent of Colorado's supply comes off Rocky Mountain snowpack, and that mineral rich snowmelt is what proofs these spirits down. High elevation changes boiling points, so distillers get finer heat control. Standard expressions stay unaged and crystal clear.
Explore the Colorado range
Three sizes of the same high proof spirit, so you can stock a bar shelf or a single bottle without overcommitting.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Colorado 190' Proof Vodka 375mL | Vodka | 190 proof | Half bottle, high proof, cut to taste |
| Colorado 190' Proof Vodka 750mL | Vodka | 190 proof | Standard bottle, neutral base for infusions |
| Colorado 190' Proof Vodka 1.75L | Vodka | 190 proof | Large format, best value per ounce |
Which Colorado is right for you?
Colorado 190' Proof Vodka runs $8.99 for the 375mL, $17.99 for the 750mL, and $29.99 for the 1.75L. At 190 proof this is a base spirit, not a sipping pour, so you dilute it to your own target strength with filtered water or let a cocktail's other ingredients do the cutting. The half bottle suits testing a recipe once. The 1.75L is the one to keep if you infuse or batch. Buy Colorado vodka online and we will have it ready at the counter.
High proof pulls flavor out of citrus peel, chili, and herbs fast.
One jug dilutes into a party's worth of cocktails at the lowest cost per ounce.
Small spend to learn how much water your palate wants.