What do you drink Schweppes Russchian with?

Blind Date. Gin, Cranberry Juice.

What Flavour is Russchian?

It has a unique taste; think angostura bitters plus pink grapefruit, that bitter tonic taste but with a fruity twist.

What mixes well with Russchian Pink Soda?

Russchian pink you may be wondering? Simple, it’s a low calorie sparkling aromatic mixer with citrus flavours lemon, lime and orange. Enjoy over ice or liven up your vodka or gin.

What does Schweppes Russchian taste like?

Schweppes Russchian Russchian is a light pink colour, was very fizzy and had a berry flavour, which reminded me of blackcurrant Opal Fruits (Starburst). The tremendous fizz actually warms the throat somewhat, but was very refreshing when served chilled.

Can you drink Schweppes russchian with Russian vodka?

That is what being Russian is all about! The next time you head to a bar to have a good time, ask for Vodka with the Russian. If you get strange looks, then you know that to enjoy the awesome taste of a good clean vodka with the Schweppes Russchian you will probably have to go East. More East but not as far as the Far-East.

Why is a pale pink drink called russchian?

No wonder then that this pale pink drink blends in so well with the colorless Vodka. It simply adds a dash of flavor and also a touch of class to any Vodka based cocktail or beverage. That is what being Russian is all about! The next time you head to a bar to have a good time, ask for Vodka with the Russian.

Where can you get Russian vodka in Chicago?

For inside tips on Russian Vodka Drinks, we talked to Arthur Wnorwski, the owner and bar manager at LOKaL Restaurant & Lounge, located in Chicago’s Wicker Park section. LOKaL’s modern European décor makes it the perfect place to experience cocktails made from Russian vodka.

When did they start drinking vodka in Russia?

Drinking vodka upon signing a contract, 1888. (Photo: Oleg Golovnev/shutterstock.com) Russian vodka, and Russian drinking culture, is remarkably consistent across the vast Russian territory. In fact Russian culture in general has very little regional variance. “Oddly enough, Russia doesn’t have dialects, even,” says Herlihy.