Chinggis (vodka)

Chinggis (vodka) is a brand of vodka produced in Mongolia. Named after the Mongolian emperor Genghis Khan, it is one of the most popular and internationally recognized brands of Mongolian vodka.

History

The Chinggis vodka brand was established in the early 21st century by the APU Company, one of the largest beverage companies in Mongolia. The brand was named in honor of Genghis Khan, the founder and first Great Khan of the Mongol Empire, who is a national hero in Mongolia.

Production

Chinggis vodka is made from wheat and spring water, which is sourced from an underground well in the Mongolian steppe. The vodka is distilled multiple times to ensure its purity and smoothness. The production process also involves a unique filtration system that uses quartz and birch charcoal.

Taste and aroma

Chinggis vodka is known for its smooth and clean taste, with subtle hints of wheat and mineral flavors. The aroma is neutral, with a slight scent of grain. The finish is long and warm, making it a popular choice for both sipping and mixing in cocktails.

Awards and recognition

Chinggis vodka has received numerous awards and recognition for its quality. It has won gold medals at the International Spirits Challenge and the San Francisco World Spirits Competition. The brand is also recognized as a symbol of Mongolian national pride and cultural heritage.

See also

• List of vodkas
• Mongolian cuisine
• Alcohol in Mongolia

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