[C19fan]

There has to be some funny "In Russia..." one liners for this. Although technically the ingredients are from Ukraine.

[BenLurkin]

the world's first vodka made from distilled grains from Chernobyl's exclusion zone.

[Dahoser]

Deed someonek say funny in Roossia? I'm back! I'm back! What a country!

[VTenigma]

Tasty, tasty, isotopes.

[a fool in paradise]

I’m still waiting for the bottle of vodka made with mummy juice.

[wastoute]

It would be the preferred alcoholic beverage for those who desire “only a little glow”.

[hoagy62]

At least the bottle should be a breeze to find in the dark.

[real saxophonist]

I tried, to no avail, to find a short clip of Steve Martin saying, ‘By the way, I’m radioactive’. (holds out hand) Shake!

[cuban leaf]

And the ice cubes are from a Greenland glacier cap. They’re a gorgeous blue and they “pop” as they melt

[jimbug]

It’s labeled “190 proof, 10 rads”

[Pontiac]

Since vodka primarily carbon , hydrogen and oxygen compounds, elements that have few radioactive isotopes the vodka should be no more radioactive than any other vodka.

But since distilling concentrates impurities in the boiling kettle the mash left in the kettle could be very radioactive and need special handling

[McGruff]

That’ll give you a glow.

[ZinGirl]

“Yeah...a guy I know lived in that area at the time. He watched the new series about it...says he counted 17 inaccuracies on his right hand alone.” ;)

[x]

They certainly beat Stoli.

"They have real radioactive ingredients and all we got is this stupid movie tie-in."

[ThunderSleeps]

Ukrainian capitalists. Saw the market, the renewed interest and tourism...and they are literally capitalizing on the opportunity. I applaud their insight and audacity, but I’m still not going to try their vodka. I’m more of a whiskey guy anyway.

[Reily]

Vodka you can drink in the dark!

[Professional]

I’ve heard that reading stories about Chernobyl will cause cancer or make you have children with 12 toes.

Some of the first responders to the “Chernobyl Disaster” actually handled the fissile material with their bare hands. They live to this day.

I suspect that the closed area around Chernobyl poses as much risk to humans and animals as a city. No, scratch that, most cities have dangerous and violent humans that might kill you or infect you...

[mumblypeg]

So that’s why my vodka & tonic glows in the dark...

[justa-hairyape]

Ah. So we all forgot about the three completely melted reactors in Fukushima. Continuing to pollute the Pacific. Unfortunately the planets owner is not forgetting.