Dubra (vodka)

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Dubra is a brand of vodka distributed in the United States. Its low price has made the brand popular among college students. [1] It is found in the New England state of Connecticut and the Mid-Atlantic states.

Although the brand is manufactured and bottled in the United States, Dubra utilizes a Slavic name. Dubra is distributed in a plastic bottle, which ensures the safety of the beverage during transport.

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