Our Top High Proof Vodka Picks

This is a higher-proof version of Finlandia's standard vodka. It is distilled from six-row barley and uses glacial spring water to bring it to proof of 101 (50.5% ABV).

Like the standard Belvedere Vodka bottling, Belvedere Intense 100 Proof Vodka is distilled from 100% Polish Dankowskie rye. In this case, the vodka is only brought down to 100 proof rather than 80 proof. Sold in global travel retail outlets.

This is a higher proof version of the classic Absolut Vodka. The black bottle with silver lettering replaced Absolut Red in the late aughts to better differentiate between the classic bottle and the higher proof version. Absolut is produced in the town of Åhus in Sweden from locally-grown winter wheat. Absolut 100 is bottled at 50% ABV.

First introduced in 2015, this 100-proof vodka uses the same recipe for their standard vodka, but it's dialed up a notch, alcohol-wise. It is column-distilled from Swedish winter wheat. Bottled at 50% ABV.

Made just like the classic Red No. 21 vodka, but bottled at higher proof. It is distilled via continuous distillation and made from grain. It is charcoal filtered and bottled at 50% ABV. It is known in some markets and travel retail as "Export Strength" or "No. 57 Export Strength".

This is Stoli's 100 Proof bottling, also called Blue Label. This grain based (wheat and rye) vodka is manufactured and bottled in Latvia using a rectified spirit tankered in from Russia. It is filtered through Russian birch charcoal and quartz sand.