"Despite the chatter, this claim is not actually accurate. The proof, in this case, is literally in the fine print; the Member's Mark vodka from Sam's Club has a label on the bottle stating that it was distilled in Louisville, Kentucky by I.W.A Distilling. This differs from the company producing the Kirkland brand of vodka at Costco, the LeVecke Corporation, based in Mira Loma, California."
"Social media users have even taken to sites like Reddit to discuss how impressed they are with the taste and experience of drinking these Costco and Sam's Club liquor options. User Trippy-Skippy posted in r/Vodka, writing, "Took a chance on Sam's Club Member's Mark Vodka and I am blown away. $14 for a 1.75L and incredibly smooth. Has anyone tried it here and has opinions?""
Wholesale retailers Sam's Club and Costco offer discounted beer, wine, and spirits under their store brands. Rumors claimed Sam's Club Member's Mark vodka and Costco Kirkland vodka were identical and produced at the same facility as Grey Goose. Bottle labeling shows Member's Mark was distilled in Louisville, Kentucky by I.W.A Distilling. Kirkland vodka is produced by the LeVecke Corporation in Mira Loma, California. Social media users and Reddit threads praise Member's Mark for smoothness and value, noting prices like $14 for a 1.75L and comparisons to higher-priced vodkas such as Tito's.
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