Fleischmann's Vodka
American corn vodka since 1868, priced for the everyday pour.
The story behind Fleischmann's
Charles Fleischmann, his brother Maximillian, and distiller James Gaff founded the Fleischmann Company in 1868, making compressed baking yeast and spirits. The first plant went up in Riverside, Ohio in 1870. After Prohibition the operation moved to Owensboro, Kentucky in 1940, and the portfolio passed through Glenmore, United Distillers, and Barton Brands before landing with Sazerac, which owns and produces it today.
Fleischmann's Vodka is a 100 percent corn mashbill run through continuous column stills and filtered multiple times through activated carbon. No aging, no fuss. That corn base makes it naturally gluten free, and the price has kept it on Long Island back bars and home shelves for generations.
Explore the Fleischmann's range
Fleischmann's keeps the lineup tight: one corn vodka in four sizes, plus a gin for the same shelf. Here is what we stock.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fleischmann's Vodka 50mL | Vodka | 80 | Nip size, neutral grain sweetness, faint heat |
| Fleischmann's Vodka 375mL | Vodka | 80 | Half bottle, mixes clean, currently out of stock |
| Fleischmann's Vodka 1L | Vodka | 80 | Bar standard, charcoal filtered, blank canvas |
| Fleischmann's Vodka 1.75L | Vodka | 80 | Handle, party volume, best value per ounce |
| Fleischmann's Gin 1L | Gin | 80 | Juniper forward, budget mixer, out of stock |
| Fleischmann's Gin 1.75L | Gin | 80 | Large format gin, tonic ready, out of stock |
Which Fleischmann's is right for you?
Fleischmann's Vodka sits in the value tier, and the numbers show it. The 50mL nip runs $0.99, the 1L is $7.99, and the 1.75L handle is $10.99, which works out to pennies a pour. The 375mL is $4.99 but currently out of stock, so call ahead if you want that size. The gin line, 1L at $12.99 and 1.75L at $16.99, is also out of stock right now. Buy Fleischmann's online for pickup or local delivery, or walk in and grab it off the shelf.
Handle price of $10.99 keeps the mule and bloody mary station stocked all summer.
Ninety nine cents to test a recipe before committing to the big bottle.
One liter at $7.99 covers cocktails and a chilled shot without a second thought.