Updated June 2026.
Kirkland Signature vodka at Costco is 80-proof (40% ABV) vodka in a big bottle — usually 1.75 L — in two common lines: American and French. It is not Grey Goose. Grey Goose has denied making Costco’s private label. American bottles point to Fairmont Ltd / LeVecke in California. French bottles point to Distillerie de Gayant (Douai), with importer-of-record names that have included Misa Imports. Read the back label in your warehouse. For the producer deep-dive see who makes Kirkland vodka.
US vodka must be at least 40% ABV (27 CFR 5.142). These SKUs sit on that floor. A 1.75 L bottle is about 39.5 US 1.5-ounce shots, or about 39 standard drinks if it is 40%. That is inventory, not a weekend plan.
What the two common bottles are
| SKU | Typical size | ABV | Label story |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kirkland American vodka | 1.75 L common | 40% / 80 proof | Fairmont Ltd / LeVecke, California (COLA / label reports) |
| Kirkland French vodka | 1.75 L common | 40% / 80 proof | Distillerie de Gayant, Douai; not Grey Goose |
Prices move by warehouse and week. We are not printing a 2026 MSRP. Some Costco same-day listings show American 1.75 L in the low-to-mid teens; treat that as a snapshot, not a quote. Not every state Costco sells spirits. Membership and local license still apply.
A 1.5-ounce pour is one standard drink and about 97 calories (NIAAA / USDA 80-proof spirits). See what is vodka proof and shots of vodka. Flavored Kirkland SKUs, if present, are a different class — read that proof.
Sources
- TTB 27 CFR 5.142: vodka ≥40% ABV.
- Label / COLA reporting: American — Fairmont / LeVecke; French — Distillerie de Gayant. Grey Goose FAQ denies private-label. Importer names can differ — read the bottle.
- Costco 1.75 L is the common retail fill; other sizes are not assumed.
- Street prices: not a specification. any dollar figure as a snapshot.