svedka

Definition

A Swedish vodka brand known for its distinctive bottle design and advertising campaigns featuring a robotic mascot. It's a solid mid-shelf option for mixers and shots.

Example Usage

Let's grab a bottle of Svedka for screwdrivers this weekend.

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