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Bold, original, creative. Absolut Vodka launched in New York, 1979. Their transparent and label-less bottle, inspired by an 18th Century medicine bottle, stood out from its tall, flashy, competitors. This was 1970s New York, after all. You had to be different to get noticed.
GREY GOOSE® is the result of an absolute determination to create a French vodka unlike any other. Expressed in GREY GOOSE® bottle is the essence of the finest ingredients from France: soft winter wheat from in and around Picardy plus pure spring water from Gensac in the Cognac region, nurtured and captured from field to bottle in an exclusive process designed and controlled by the extraordinary skills and commitment of their Cellar Master François Thibault.
CÎROC is a truly modern vodka, filled with flavour and style. Lusciously smooth, playfully sophisticated CÎROC is a commitment to superior taste, quality and a fun-loving lifestyle. Perfectly smooth served straight or on the rocks, CÎROC is also perfect in some of your favourite cocktails.
Eiko Japanese Vodka Eiko Vodka is produced in Japan – specifically on Hokkaido island, the northernmost of the four main islands that make up Japan. The spirit is distilled three times and filtered four times through sand and coal to achieve the desired flavour.
Created from field to bottle on their Herefordshire family farm, this truly British vodka has exquisite quality and real provenance, with 250 glorious British potatoes in every bottle. Awarded ‘World’s Best Tasting Vodka’ at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition
Black Cow is the only vodka made entirely from grass-grazed cows milk, which results in an exceptionally smooth vodka with a unique creamy character. It’s made at The Black Cow Distillery, located right in the heart of Childhay Manor organic farm, a 13th-century Manor set in the beautiful rolling countryside of West Dorset on the coast of South West England.
