Kosher Vodka
Grains and cereals that have not been processed are considered Kosher. Processed goods such as dry cereals or grain that are used in the production of vodka may contain ingredients that are not kosher. Orthodox Judaism demands that processed items such as these receive an "Hechsher", which is a certificate of Kashrut granted by a Rabbi or a supervising Jewish institute. The processes of certifying a product as Kosher, involves examination and inspection of the ingredients and the entire production processes the product went through. The inspection is conducted by a certified Rabbi.
Vodka Perfect's vodka products are entirely Kosher.. We are one of the largest Kosher vodka distributor. Vodka Perfect receives it's certificate of Kashrut from the "Hatam Sofer" ("חתם סופר") establishment in Petah Tiqwa, Israel, which is directed by the respected rabbi Daitch. Rabbi Diatch specializes in beverages and his certificate of Kashrut is highly respected among orthodox Jews in Israel and abroad making all of our vodka products to be entirely Kosher vodka.
