Actually no. This is one of the most common misconceptions of vodka. This misconception can be traced back to a time when potatoes were the cheapest raw material for vodka. In fact, the vast majority of vodkas on the market are made from fermented grains such as corn or wheat. Not to get all sciency here but in order to get alcohol, you need sugar. Since there is no sugar in grains or potatoes, you need to convert those starches in the grain and turn those starches into sugar. The yeast then turns that sugar and into alcohol. In fact, ALL alcohol is made directly from sugar. Of course there are other flavors from the base material that will come though which is why you usually get some grain taste with most vodkas. This is all fine and dandy, but vodka is supposed to be an “oderless, tasteless” spirit. The word “vodka” is literally a diminutive of the russian word “voda” which means “water”. Voudoux Vodka is distilled from 100% pure non-GMO cane sugar only. If yeast eats sugar and turns it into alcohol, why use anything else that will flavor the vodka? Our philosophy is “less taste going in, better vodka coming out”.