text: I've long been a fan of potato vodka. It has an earthy flavor and mouth feel that plays well with olives and lemon twists alike. My freezer usually contains a bottle of Vodka Monopolowa from Trader Joe's for cooking or in case of a vodka martini emergency. And unlike pricey, characterless grain-based vodkas it's $9.99 for a liter.
  Recently T.J.'s began carrying something I hadn't tried before, a vodka made in the Australian style of distilling grapes. Five-times distilled and produced with 100% chardonnay grapes from Australia's Barossa Valley, Boomerang Australian Vodka has a clean, fresh taste that manages to hold onto some of the earthy qualities of its source material. It's not quite what I get from potato vodkas, but it is quite good. And it comes with nearly no advertising and a truly ugly bottle that makes the price $5.99 for 750 ml. Compare that to Grey Goose at $29.99 for the same volume. Grey Goose is delicious, but is it that much more delicious? Not for my palate.
  Vodka Monopolowa and Boomerang Vodka are currently only available from California Trader Joe's locations that carry alcohol.
  |A Bottle Only a Bat-Blind Marketing Exec Could Love|
explanation: The document is a review comparing two vodka brands, Vodka Monopolowa and Boomerang Australian Vodka, discussing their flavors, prices, and availability. It does not contain any math questions or answers.
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distilabel_metadata.content: I've long been a fan of potato vodka. It has an earthy flavor and mouth feel that plays well with olives and lemon twists alike. My freezer usually contains a bottle of Vodka Monopolowa from Trader Joe's for cooking or in case of a vodka martini emergency. And unlike pricey, characterless grain-based vodkas it's $9.99 for a liter.
  Recently T.J.'s began carrying something I hadn't tried before, a vodka made in the Australian style of distilling grapes. Five-times distilled and produced with 100% chardonnay grapes from Australia's Barossa Valley, Boomerang Australian Vodka has a clean, fresh taste that manages to hold onto some of the earthy qualities of its source material. It's not quite what I get from potato vodkas, but it is quite good. And it comes with nearly no advertising and a truly ugly bottle that makes the price $5.99 for 750 ml. Compare that to Grey Goose at $29.99 for the same volume. Grey Goose is delicious, but is it that much more delicious? Not for my palate.
  Vodka Monopolowa and Boomerang Vodka are currently only available from California Trader Joe's locations that carry alcohol.
  |A Bottle Only a Bat-Blind Marketing Exec Could Love|
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