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Van Gogh Vodka produces unflavored vodka, flavored vodka, and gin. The vodka was introduced in January 2000 and is produced at Distillery Cooymans International in Tilburg, the Netherlands. Van Gogh currently produces a total of 25 expressions, 16[1] of which are available in the U.S.

Van Gogh Vodka is owned by Luctor International and is sold in the United States, Europe, Israel, the Far East, Australia, New Zealand, Caribbean, Canada, South Africa and Central America. In the U.S., Van Gogh is imported by 375 Park Avenue Spirits.[2]

The company produce many flavoured vodkas in addition to their basic products.

The distillery has been producing the vodka for 133 years in small batches using a variety of grains, a combination consisting mainly of wheat, corn and barley. The vodka is distilled twice in continuous distillation, and the third time in a traditional pot. Copper is also used in the process to remove the hardness of the product.

Expressions

Name Colour Flavour Alcohol
Van Gogh Vodka clear none 40%abv
Açai-Bluberry purple Açai, Blueberry, Raspberry, Almond 35%abv
Citroen clear Lemon, Lime 40%abv
Cool Peach clear Peach, Mint 35%abv
Double Espresso dark brown Coffee 35%abv
Dutch Caramel light brown Caramel, Vanilla, Chocolate 35%abv
Dutch Chocolate clear Cocoa, Coffee, Caramel 35%abv
Espresso clear Coffee, Citrus, Cocoa 35%abv
Mango clear Mango, Orange, Cucumber 35%abv
Melon clear Honeydew, Cantaloupe, Cucumber, Honey 35%abv
Oranje clear Orange 40%abv
Pineapple clear Pineapple, Orange 35%abv
Pomegranate red Pomegranate, Cranberry, Strawberry, Orange 35%abv
Raspberry clear Raspberry, Black Currant 35%abv
Vanilla clear Vanilla 35%abv
Wild Appel clear Apple 35%abv

Distillation

The Royal Dirkzwager Distillery has created Van Gogh Vodka for 133 years by handcrafting vodka in small batches using combinations of wheat, corn and barley. The vodka is distilled twice in column stills and then a third time in a traditional pot still to produce a high quality vodka. Copper is used in the process to remove the harshness of the product.

References

  1. ^ "Van Gogh Vodka | Signature Flavored Vodkas". Van Gogh Vodka. Retrieved 2018-06-27.
  2. ^ Avenue, 375 Park. "375 Park Avenue Spiritis | Van Gogh Vodka". 375 Park Avenue. Retrieved 2018-06-27.((cite web)): CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)

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