Borzoi Vodka

Playboy Nov. 1968

Gordon's Vodka

Playboy Nov. 1968

Smirnoff Bloody Marys

Playboy Nov. 1968

Smirnoff Vodka

Playboy Sept. 1966

Hey look it's Woody Allen!

Gordon's Vodka

Playboy Sept. 1966

Gilbey's Vodka and Russian Leather

Playboy Nov. 1967

A very Eastern-European twofer today.

Gordon's Vodka

Playboy Oct. 1968

Smirnoff Vodka

Playboy Nov. 1967

Smirnoff Vodka

Playboy Oct. 1968

There's just so much 60's in this picture, I don't even know what to do about it.  

Gordon's Vodka

Playboy Sept. 1964

     Every drop of Gordon's Vodka is screened 15 times by an exclusive U.S. patented process, using an agent that is actually cleaner than the air you breathe.  The Gordon's process produces the smoothest, clearest, most mixable vodka you can buy.  Try it soon in your favorite vodka drink.  And you'll be pleased with the price for Gordon's quality.

Gordon's Vodka

Playboy Nov. 1967

     Yes, Gordon'sVodka.  Good with either orange or tomato.  I took the liberty of googling that patent number, and it really is a patent for vodka published in 1959.  Here's the link, if anyone cares to read a patent about vodka.

Gilbey's Vodka

Playboy Sept. 1966

     I've tried Gilbey's, and I do have to say that it's a pretty decent vodka for the price.  It's priced a step above Aristocrat and a little below Absolut, so for the money it's a good buy.  Still, I don't think I'd take it over vodkas that have actual Russian on the bottles.