Dutchcraft Vodka
Five-times distilled Dutch wheat vodka, blended in Zevenaar.
The story behind Dutchcraft
Dutchcraft Vodka comes from the Netherlands, and the route matters. The base neutral grain spirits are made at three separate distilleries, then blended together in Zevenaar, a municipality in Gelderland in the east of the country. The wheat is hand-selected. The spirit is distilled five times in small batches and comes off the still at 96% ABV before repeated charcoal filtration.
What finishes it is water: historic spring water pulled from 200 meters underground in the Veluwe Nature Preserve near Arnhem, used to cut the blend to 40% ABV, or 80 proof. No grape, no agave, no oak. We have poured Dutchcraft for Long Island customers for years because it does the plain work well, and the price never asks for applause.
Explore the Dutchcraft range
Dutchcraft keeps a short lineup: one clear wheat vodka at 80 proof, sold in a 50mL nip, a 1L, and a 1.75L handle.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dutchcraft Vodka 50mL | Wheat vodka, 80 proof | 80 | Single-serve nip, five-times distilled, charcoal filtered |
| Dutchcraft Vodka 1L | Wheat vodka, 80 proof | 80 | Mid format for the home bar and mixing |
| Dutchcraft Vodka 1.75L | Wheat vodka, 80 proof | 80 | Handle format, best value per ounce |
| Dutchcraft Vodka (750mL) | Wheat vodka, 80 proof | 80 | Standard bottle, clean wheat finish, unaged |
| Dutchcraft Vodka (Original) | Flagship clear wheat vodka | 80 | Veluwe spring water, triple-distillery blend |
Which Dutchcraft is right for you?
Pricing here stays in the value-to-premium band, which is the honest reason this bottle moves. The 50mL nip is $1.39, a fair way to test it before committing. The 1L runs $12.99 and the 1.75L handle $22.99, both currently out of stock, so call the store at (631) 343-7200 and we will tell you when the next drop lands. A standard 750mL typically retails in the $10 to $12 range. Buy Dutchcraft online or walk in and pull it off the shelf.
Handle pricing keeps a highball cheap without tasting cheap.
Enough for a party, small enough to store on a shelf.
A $1.39 nip settles the question before you buy a case.