Iceberg Vodka
Iceberg Vodka is a vodka produced by the Canadian Iceberg Vodka Corporation. The vodka is produced using water from icebergs harvested off the coast of Newfoundland blended with neutral grain alcohol from peaches and cream corn from Ontario. Iceberg's product line includes vodka, gin, rum, and flavoured vodka. It is the only national premium vodka brand that is fully owned and produced in Canada.[1] [2] [3] [4]
History
The Canadian Iceberg Vodka Corporation was founded in 1994, in Toronto, and began harvesting water from icebergs off the coast of Newfoundland in 1995. In 2013, Iceberg added three kinds of flavoured vodka to their product line: cucumber, crème brûlée, and chocolate mint. [2] [4]
Awards
Won the 2006–07 Golden Icon Award for Best Vodka; the Golden Icon Awards are presented annually by Travolta Family Entertainment. In 1998, the Beverage Tasting Institute gave Iceberg a 'superlative' score of 94 out of 100, ranking it second behind the acclaimed Grey Goose in a blind taste test of the world's best vodkas.[citation needed]
References
- ^ Joseph, Andrew (21 December 2010), Breaking the ice, Canadian Packaging, archived from the original on 1 January 2011, retrieved 11 April 2013
- ^ a b Immen, Wallace (13 June 2013), Iceberg Vodka floats new flavours in crowded spirits market, The Globe and Mail, retrieved 2 February 2014
- ^ Powell, Chris, Iceberg Vodka shakes up a new look and marketing platform, Marketing Magazine, retrieved 2 February 2014
- ^ a b Iceberg Vodka, The Canadian Business Journal, archived from the original on 20 February 2014, retrieved 2 February 2014
External links
- Iceberg Vodka
- Iceberg Vodka at iVodka.com
- Iceberg Vodka on Twitter
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