After 3 glasses of each I can't tell the difference.

i dont drink :p

yes, definitively. they have nothing in common except alcoholic graduation. It is a lot i dont drink any of these. Lately, i could afford some liquors from balkans and they are the best i tried for long years. My culture of vodka is not good, but i think you have nice ones in Russia. I must say fruit liquors are my favourite, but i am a very measurated drinker. I do it for pleasure not for any other reasons and normally some meals, food, cakes, cafes, etc must go in the "pack". "the power of positive drinking", thats my motto when it comes to these kind of beverage. p.s: loved your presentation. Where is Samara? i ll look in the map anyway. Did you know that Vodka is not originally russian? I discovered it by chance. If you would like, we may talk about it or some other issue. Greetings!

Davood is talking a load of davood. There are massive differences between these spirits. Apart from the fact they are made completely differently and with different base ingredients, they all taste totally different.

yes, of course. Each of them has different taste.