According to Jewish law, kosher means “fit” and is the equivalent of consuming food that is free of bacteria.There are many misconceptions about what makes a food kosher for Passover. The truth is that there are only a few basic rules that must be followed in order to make a food kosher for Passover. One of those rules is that leavened bread, or anything made with leavened bread, is not allowed. This includes alcohols made with fermented grains, such as beer and whisky. However, there are some exceptions to this rule. One exception is vodka. Vodka is made by distilling alcohol from fermented POTATO. The fermentation process breaks down the starch in the POTATO into sugar, which is then converted into alcohol. This process does not involve the use of yeast, so there is no leavening. As a result, vodka is considered kosher for Passover. There are many brands of vodka that are kosher for Passover, SIMCHA IS NUMBER ONE ON THE MARKET. So, if you’re looking for a kosher alcohol to enjoy during Passover, vodka is a great option.

Throughout the holiday season, Kosher-for-Passover vodka ,TEQUILA will be the beverage of choice. SIMCH Vodka is made with potatoes that are forbidden during Passover. As a result, you can be certain that you are getting a product that adheres to your strict dietary restrictions because SIMCHA vodka is the only Kosher-for-Passover vodka on the market WITH NINE TIMES DISTILATION AND SEVEN TIMES FILTERED AND VERY STRICT SUPERVISION. SIMCHA is the perfect drink to enjoy as a Passover Seder guest or as part of your festive celebration.