King of Soho Copacetic Vodka 70cl / 40%
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King of Soho Copacetic Vodka is a craft vodka from West End Drink Ltd., the company behind the King of Soho brand, bottled at 40% ABV in a 70cl bottle. "Copacetic" is old slang for "excellent", and the spirit is subtle and delicate rather than loud. Its signature is an undercurrent of toasted crumpet, lifted by lemon zest and a twist of black pepper. It suits drinkers who enjoy a Bloody Mary or a Martini and want a vodka with a little bakery warmth.
Copacetic tasting notes
- Nose: Toasted crumpet, warm butter and lemon zest.
- Palate: Delicate and smooth, with bready notes and a gentle peppery spice.
- Finish: Clean, with a lingering crack of black pepper.
How to drink Copacetic Vodka
Serve it chilled and neat in a small glass, or over a single ice cube, so the toasty notes stay in focus. It pairs with smoked mackerel pâté, Welsh rarebit, herring on rye and buttered crumpets with anchovy. It also makes a relaxed aperitif before a weekend dinner in town.
King of Soho Copacetic Vodka cocktails
The pepper note makes a Copacetic Vodka Bloody Mary the obvious first choice.
- Bloody Mary: 50 ml Copacetic, 120 ml tomato juice, 15 ml lemon juice, three dashes of Worcestershire sauce and a pinch of black pepper, rolled over ice in a tall glass.
- Soho Martini: 60 ml Copacetic and 10 ml dry vermouth stirred over ice, strained into a chilled coupe and finished with a twist of lemon peel.
How it compares
Sipsmith Sipping Pure Plain Vodka is the leaner, wheat-driven London sipper, while Copacetic is a plain vodka with toasted crumpet notes and more warmth. X Muse Vodka from Scotland shares a creamy, bakery-like side but leans towards vanilla and sweet malt from its barley base.
Good to know
King of Soho is better known for its gin, and Copacetic gives the brand a vodka to sit beside it. The King of Soho Copacetic Vodka 70cl bottle is a good choice for a host who likes making brunch cocktails. Wodka Company sends this King of Soho vodka across the UK from north London.
Frequently asked questions
What does Copacetic mean in King of Soho Copacetic Vodka?
Copacetic is American slang, dating from the early 20th century, for something excellent or entirely satisfactory. King of Soho borrows the word for Copacetic Vodka as a confident description of a smooth, carefully distilled spirit.
Does King of Soho Copacetic Vodka taste of crumpets?
Yes, in a subtle way. King of Soho Copacetic Vodka has a toasted, crumpet-like undercurrent with warm butter notes, lifted by lemon zest. A crack of black pepper on the finish keeps it savoury rather than sweet.
What cocktail suits King of Soho Copacetic Vodka?
A Vodka Martini shows off the delicate style of King of Soho Copacetic Vodka. Stir 50 ml with 10 ml dry vermouth over ice, strain into a chilled glass and add a lemon twist, which picks up the spirit's own citrus and pepper notes.
