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Savvy Vodka is a premium vodka brand that is distilled and bottled in the United States. It is known for its smooth taste and high quality, which is achieved through a meticulous production process.

History

Savvy Vodka was first introduced in the early 2000s. The brand was created with the aim of providing a high-quality vodka that could compete with top-tier brands from Russia and Poland, countries traditionally known for their vodka production.

Production

Savvy Vodka is made from corn, a grain that is abundant in the United States. The corn is fermented and then distilled multiple times to create a high-proof spirit. This spirit is then diluted with water to bring it down to the desired ABV.

The distillation process for Savvy Vodka is unique in that it uses a continuous still, which allows for a more consistent and controlled distillation. This results in a vodka that is exceptionally smooth and clean-tasting.

Taste and Serving Suggestions

Savvy Vodka is noted for its smooth, slightly sweet taste. It has a clean finish with no harsh aftertaste, making it ideal for both sipping neat and mixing in cocktails.

When serving Savvy Vodka, it is recommended to chill it in the freezer for a few hours before serving. This enhances the smoothness of the vodka and makes it more enjoyable to drink. Savvy Vodka can also be used as a base for a variety of cocktails, including the classic martini and moscow mule.

Awards and Recognition

Over the years, Savvy Vodka has received numerous awards and accolades for its quality and taste. This includes gold medals at international spirits competitions and positive reviews from critics and consumers alike.

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