Imperial Collection Gold Russian Vodka is no less than Russia's best-selling premium vodka, and in recent years has gained large market shares in Eastern Europe, but the roots are deeper than the eye can see.
In 1721, when Peter the Great was crowned Emperor of Russia, a special one-of-a-kind vodka was created to celebrate the occasion - "Imperial Collection Gold Russian Vodka" was born.
Lake Ladoga, near St. Petersburg, is the largest lake of glacial origin in Europe. Its clean and soft water is the exclusive source of purity in Imperial Collection Gold. Together with the highest quality wheat, this makes the ingredients for one of the world's best vodkas.
Quality ingredients deserve a proper production process. Therefore, after the distillation of the fermented wheat, the vodka undergoes an 11-stage long purification process. Here, a multi-stage carbon filtration system is used. The 12th and final stage "polishes" the vodka with exclusive, gold-plated membrane filters. The result is a royal Russian vodka with an exceptionally soft texture and refined taste.
The bottle also testifies to an exclusive premium vodka, as the bottle is decorated with 24 carat gold.
Imperial Collection Gold Vodka has no added sugar, glycerol or flavor to blur a poorly produced vodka, as seen in many well-known vodka brands. Imperial Collection Gold Vodka, on the other hand, is so carefully filtered that it exceeds both the EU, US and, not least, Russian standards of vodka purity.
