Tito's Handmade Vodka, 1.75 L
Tito's® Handmade Vodka (1.75 L) first came on the scene in the early 90s in Austin, Texas, which is where this vodka is still distilled to this day. This handmade vodka is created in small batches for quality sake with the use of old-fashioned pot stills. Every batch of vodka from Tito's is taste-tested before being sent out to ensure it has the quality taste that customers desire. Who started the company behind Tito's Handmade Vodka? A man named Bert 'Tito' Beveridge, a geophysicist who is now in his 50s, obtained the patent for Tito's Handmade Vodka back in 1995. This was the first permit ever provided to distill vodka in Texas and the same technique is still used today to ensure great flavor and smoothness. Tito's vodka is corn-based, so it's completely gluten-free. Nowadays, Tito's Handmade Vodka is bottled and distilled by fifth generation in Austin. What makes Tito's Handmade Vodka different from other vodka? The use of pot stills makes it the process at Tito's is a lot more time-consuming than many companies. It also takes a lot of skill to do right, but the brand has proven they have it down to a true art. Something else that sets the brand apart is the excellent value. Get the same taste you'd expect from high-end vodkas at a much more reasonable price. The company uses a simple bottle and label instead of spending a lot on fancy marketing and frosted bottles, ultimately transferring that value to the customer. Fantastic Cocktails Courtesy of Tito's Vodka While you can happily sip Tito's vodka straight up or on the rocks, it also works amazingly well in all sorts of cocktails. You can go with something as simple as mixing vodka and lemonade or create a high-end drink with a dozen ingredients. Tito's Handmade is a well-known vodka that will be appreciated by friends and family if you pull out a bottle during a celebration or while watching the game.
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Details:Tito's Handmade Vodka, 1.75 L
Tito's® Handmade Vodka (1.75 L) first came on the scene in the early 90s in Austin, Texas, which is where this vodka is still distilled to this day. This handmade vodka is created in small batches for quality sake with the use of old-fashioned pot stills. Every batch of vodka from Tito's is taste-tested before being sent out to ensure it has the quality taste that customers desire. Who started the company behind Tito's Handmade Vodka? A man named Bert 'Tito' Beveridge, a geophysicist who is now in his 50s, obtained the patent for Tito's Handmade Vodka back in 1995. This was the first permit ever provided to distill vodka in Texas and the same technique is still used today to ensure great flavor and smoothness. Tito's vodka is corn-based, so it's completely gluten-free. Nowadays, Tito's Handmade Vodka is bottled and distilled by fifth generation in Austin. What makes Tito's Handmade Vodka different from other vodka? The use of pot stills makes it the process at Tito's is a lot more time-consuming than many companies. It also takes a lot of skill to do right, but the brand has proven they have it down to a true art. Something else that sets the brand apart is the excellent value. Get the same taste you'd expect from high-end vodkas at a much more reasonable price. The company uses a simple bottle and label instead of spending a lot on fancy marketing and frosted bottles, ultimately transferring that value to the customer. Fantastic Cocktails Courtesy of Tito's Vodka While you can happily sip Tito's vodka straight up or on the rocks, it also works amazingly well in all sorts of cocktails. You can go with something as simple as mixing vodka and lemonade or create a high-end drink with a dozen ingredients. Tito's Handmade is a well-known vodka that will be appreciated by friends and family if you pull out a bottle during a celebration or while watching the game.
Price now:
From
$27.98
To
$31.09
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Product Description
Tito's® Handmade Vodka (1.75 L) first came on the scene in the early 90s in Austin, Texas, which is where this vodka is still distilled to this day. This handmade vodka is created in small batches for quality sake with the use of old-fashioned pot stills. Every batch of vodka from Tito's is taste-tested before being sent out to ensure it has the quality taste that customers desire. Who started the company behind Tito's Handmade Vodka? A man named Bert 'Tito' Beveridge, a geophysicist who is now in his 50s, obtained the patent for Tito's Handmade Vodka back in 1995. This was the first permit ever provided to distill vodka in Texas and the same technique is still used today to ensure great flavor and smoothness. Tito's vodka is corn-based, so it's completely gluten-free. Nowadays, Tito's Handmade Vodka is bottled and distilled by fifth generation in Austin. What makes Tito's Handmade Vodka different from other vodka? The use of pot stills makes it the process at Tito's is a lot more time-consuming than many companies. It also takes a lot of skill to do right, but the brand has proven they have it down to a true art. Something else that sets the brand apart is the excellent value. Get the same taste you'd expect from high-end vodkas at a much more reasonable price. The company uses a simple bottle and label instead of spending a lot on fancy marketing and frosted bottles, ultimately transferring that value to the customer. Fantastic Cocktails Courtesy of Tito's Vodka While you can happily sip Tito's vodka straight up or on the rocks, it also works amazingly well in all sorts of cocktails. You can go with something as simple as mixing vodka and lemonade or create a high-end drink with a dozen ingredients. Tito's Handmade is a well-known vodka that will be appreciated by friends and family if you pull out a bottle during a celebration or while watching the game.
Product Specifications
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Size | large |
Brand | Tito's |
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