V44 (vodka)

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V44
Type Vodka
Manufacturer ESL
Country of origin  Lithuania
Introduced2009
Alcohol by volume  44%
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V44 is a brand of pure super premium wheat-vodka produced by the Bratislava-based company European Spirits and Liquor. Its name comes from numbers of sample variations. The basic vodka recipe is from a 1405 Baltic document, and is claimed to be the world's oldest officially registered surviving vodka recipe. V44 is 100% unflavoured. Its taste and consistency is mainly achieved by using a special type of bio wheat, a proprietary fermentation process and by the cold gravity filtration processes. The production volume each year is limited to the available specified wheat. V44 Vodka is 44% alcohol and kosher certified.

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