Buy New Zealand Vodka Online in NZ

Look for 42 Below, Black Collar, Stil, Scapegrace, Broken Shed and Little Biddy, plus Clarity and Ivanov. Alongside classic plain vodka you'll find local flavours such as feijoa, peach, vanilla and chocolate.

Styles of New Zealand Vodka

Most Kiwi vodka is plain and clean, made for martinis and long drinks. A few distillers use whey, the liquid left over from cheese-making, which tends to give a soft, creamy texture. Flavoured bottles from Stil and Black Collar add fruit and dessert notes. Compare with other countries in Polish Vodka or Swedish Vodka, or see all Vodka.

How to Choose New Zealand Vodka

For a clean, crisp martini, try 42 Below Vodka or Scapegrace Vodka. Broken Shed Vodka is a good pick if you want to taste a whey-based spirit. Stil's feijoa flavour makes a distinctly Kiwi gift.

New Zealand Vodka FAQs

What is New Zealand vodka made from?

New Zealand vodka is made from a range of bases, most commonly wheat and whey, a by-product of the dairy industry. Each base gives a slightly different texture and sweetness.

What is whey vodka?

Whey vodka is distilled from whey, the liquid left after milk is turned into cheese. Its natural sugars are fermented and distilled into a clean, neutral spirit. It contains no dairy flavour, but many drinkers find it has a soft, slightly creamy texture. Broken Shed is a well-known example.

Where is 42 Below vodka from?

42 Below is from Wellington, New Zealand. Its name refers to the 42nd parallel south, the line of latitude that runs close to the city. Launched in the late 1990s, it became one of the first Kiwi vodkas to build a following overseas, and it suits martinis and vodka sodas.