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Aval Dor Seaberry Vodka — Cornish Sea Buckthorn Tartness

Aval Dor Seaberry Vodka — Cornish Sea Buckthorn Tartness

7 /10
EDITOR
8.5 /10
COMMUNITY (2)
Distillery: Colwith Farm Distillery
Brand: Aval Dor
Type: Flavoured
ABV: 40% ABV
Country: England
Base Ingredient: Potato
Filtration: Carbon filtered
Distillations: 3
Price: £40.25

Aval Dor Seaberry Vodka is a Flavoured vodka made by Colwith Farm Distillery in England. ABV: 40% ABV. Base ingredient: Potato. Filtration: Carbon filtered. Distilled 3 times. Our expert rating is 7/10. community average is 8.5/10 from 2 reviews.

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Tasting Notes

Nose

Tart sea buckthorn berries, citrus, tropical mango, and a hint of earthy potato warmth

Palate

Fruity and tart with vibrant sea buckthorn character, orange zest, tropical notes, and the creamy potato base providing balance. Bright, acidic, and refreshingly unusual

Finish

Medium with lingering tartness, citrus brightness, and a clean, invigorating close

Expert Review

7/10

Sea buckthorn from Cornwall's first plantation — a tart, vibrant vodka with tropical citrus character over Colwith Farm's creamy potato base. Bright, bold, and distinctly Cornish.

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Community Reviews

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Priscilla Nunes VIPsAllowed — Better than expected
7/10

Mixed feelings. On the nose I got the Tart sea buckthorn berries — that part is nice. But the Fruity and tart with vibrant sea buckthorn character didn't match the promise for me. Mid-palate feels a bit thin. Still, it's better than many bottles at this price and the a clean is reasonable. Worth trying at least once, especially in a Martini.

19 July 2026
Jason Steel VIPsAllowed — Simply brilliant
10/10

I keep coming back to this bottle and appreciating the subtlety. The Tart sea buckthorn berries on the nose is genuinely there if you take a moment to notice. On the palate, tropical notes is rich and satisfying, with wonderful depth developing. A vodka that rewards attention. At 40% ABV, the proof is perfectly judged.

14 June 2026
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