Pringles Dill Pickle Vodka 750ML

Pringles Dill Pickle Vodka 750ML is a 30% ABV (60 proof) flavored potato vodka produced through a collaboration between the Pringles brand and Sugarlands Distilling Company. This novelty spirit translates the sharp vinegar-dill-salt profile of Pringles' Dill Pickle chips into liquid form, built on a potato-based vodka foundation that ties the concept directly back to its snack-food inspiration.

Quick Facts: ABV: 30% (60 Proof)  |  Origin: Gatlinburg, Tennessee, USA  |  Flavored Vodka  |  Distillery: Sugarlands Distilling Company

Production & Heritage

Sugarlands Distilling Company, founded in 2014 in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, built its reputation on Appalachian moonshine and flavored spirits before branching into brand collaborations. This expression uses a potato-based vodka as its foundation — a deliberate nod to the potato-chip origin of the Pringles brand. The dill pickle flavoring incorporates notes of dill, vinegar, and salt to mirror the iconic chip variety, while the lower 60-proof bottling keeps the intensity approachable rather than aggressive.

Tasting Notes

Aroma: Sharp dill weed and vinegar brine hit immediately, followed by a faint starchy undertone from the potato-based spirit. A light salinity rounds out the nose, evoking the chip experience before the first sip.

Taste: The entry is briny and herbal, with dill dominating the initial impression. Mid-palate, tangy vinegar acidity rises and merges with a subtle savory saltiness. The lower proof keeps the flavors readable without harsh alcohol burn, letting the pickle character stay front and center.

Finish: Medium in length, with lingering dill and a sour-salty echo that fades gradually. A faint potato-spirit earthiness emerges on the tail end, grounding the finish with a hint of grain-like neutrality.

How to Drink Dill Pickle Vodka

Chilled shots are the most direct way to experience the full dill-and-brine impact, and the 60-proof strength makes that an easy proposition. Beyond shots, the pickle profile lends itself naturally to savory cocktails.

• Dirty Martini: Replace or supplement olive brine with this vodka for a dill-forward twist on the classic.
• Bloody Mary: The vinegar and salt notes dovetail with tomato juice, hot sauce, and celery — a natural brunch pairing.
• Pickleback Shot: Use it as both the spirit and the chaser concept in one, eliminating the need for a separate pickle-brine follow-up.

Best For

• Hosting a game-day watch party with snack-and-spirit pairings
• Gifting a friend who collects novelty or limited-edition spirits
• Adding an unexpected ingredient to a Bloody Mary bar setup
• Conversation-starting additions to a home bar shelf

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Dill Pickle Vodka taste like? It delivers a pronounced dill-herb and vinegar-brine flavor layered over a subtly starchy potato vodka base, with noticeable saltiness throughout. The 60-proof strength keeps it smooth enough for chilled shots or mixing.

How does Dill Pickle Vodka compare to other pickle-flavored vodkas? Unlike many pickle vodkas built on neutral grain spirit, this expression uses a potato-based vodka, which gives it a slightly rounder, earthier body. The Pringles collaboration also leans into a chip-inspired salt-and-vinegar dimension that most standard pickle vodkas lack.

Is Dill Pickle Vodka good for cocktails? Its bold savory profile works best in cocktails that already lean briny or acidic, such as Bloody Marys and Dirty Martinis. It can overpower more delicate, citrus-driven drinks.

Where is Dill Pickle Vodka made? It is produced by Sugarlands Distilling Company in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Sugarlands has operated in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains since 2014.

What foods pair well with Dill Pickle Vodka? Fried pickles amplify the shared dill-brine character. Smoked salmon or lox benefit from the herbal and salty notes. Potato chips — Pringles included — create a thematic pairing. Sharp cheddar cheese contrasts the acidity nicely, and charcuterie boards with brined olives or cornichons echo the vodka's pickle backbone.

What sizes does Dill Pickle Vodka come in? The standard offering is a 750ML bottle.

Is Dill Pickle Vodka worth the price? It sits in the novelty-flavored vodka tier, where value is driven as much by the collectible Pringles branding and conversation factor as by the liquid itself. For pickle-vodka fans or Pringles enthusiasts, the potato-base distinction and unique flavor profile justify the spend relative to other flavored vodkas.

Why Dill Pickle Vodka?

The potato-based foundation is what separates this from the growing crowd of pickle-flavored spirits — it ties the vodka back to the actual chip it references rather than simply adding pickle flavoring to generic grain alcohol. The Sugarlands Distilling partnership brings legitimate distilling credentials to a product that could easily have been pure novelty. At 60 proof, the bottling strength is deliberately calibrated for drinkability in shots and simple cocktails rather than high-ABV intensity. The result is a spirit that delivers on its premise with more thought than most brand collaborations in the flavored-vodka space.