What is vodka made from?

Traditionally, vodka may be made from virtually anything; vodkas can be found made from grapes, soy, beets, potatoes, and corn, in addition to the more common wheat and rye varieties.

Answered by Allison M. - 865 days ago at 5:37pm on Sep 27 2009

It is said to have been originally created from potatoes in Russia. Nowadays, Vodka is distilled from barley, wheat or rye. ChaCha

Answered by Niki D. - 1050 days ago at 10:36am on Mar 27 2009

Vodka can be made from any plant that's rich in starch & sugar. But most vodka is made from sorghum, corn, rye or wheat. ChaCha!

Answered by Rachel W. - 1070 days ago at 10:49pm on Mar 06 2009

Vodka can be made from almost anything.The common vodkas are made from grain, or it can be made from sugar, fruit, milk, honey.

Answered - 1073 days ago at 8:39am on Mar 04 2009

Vodka can be made from almost anything that contains starches or sugar, like potatoes. It can even be from milk! Cha-ching!

Answered by Daniel B. - 1073 days ago at 8:31am on Mar 04 2009

Vodka is distilled from water and ethanol, from fermented substances such as potatoes, grain, or sugar beet molasses.

Answered by Laurie L. - 1073 days ago at 6:33am on Mar 04 2009

Vodka can be made by distilling rye and barley malt. However it cheaper to make it with corn and potatoes. It is a Russian drink

Answered by Neil K. - 1073 days ago at 6:27am on Mar 04 2009

It is made by fermenting and distilling grain, potatoes, molasses, beets, and a variety of other plants.

Answered by Jasmine A. - 1073 days ago at 6:24am on Mar 04 2009