Hammer + Sickle Vodka

Hammer + Sickle Vodka is produced in Voronezh Oblast, Russia, using wheat as its primary grain ingredient and water sourced from the Don River. The brand draws on traditional Russian vodka-making methods in its production.

Hammer + Sickle Vodka is bottled at 40% ABV (80 proof), consistent with standard premium vodka strength. This ABV aligns with both Russian and international norms for vodka production.

The brand name references the hammer and sickle emblem associated with the Soviet Union, but the vodka itself is a commercial product produced in modern Russia. The name is used as a branding element rather than indicating any political affiliation.

Hammer + Sickle positions itself within the premium Russian vodka category alongside brands like Russian Standard and Beluga. Its production in Voronezh Oblast with Don River water gives it a distinct regional identity compared to Russian Standard, which is produced in St. Petersburg using Lake Ladoga water.