Viru Valge

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Viru Valge is a popular brand of vodka produced in Estonia. It is named after the region of Viru, located in the northern part of the country. The brand is owned by AS Liviko, a leading Estonian alcohol company with a history dating back to 1898.

History[edit | edit source]

The Viru Valge brand was established in 1962, during the Soviet era. Despite the economic challenges of the time, the brand quickly gained popularity due to its high quality and distinctive taste. The vodka is made from high-quality grain spirit and pure Estonian spring water, which gives it a smooth and clean taste.

Production[edit | edit source]

The production of Viru Valge vodka involves a meticulous process to ensure its high quality. The grain spirit used in the production is distilled multiple times to remove impurities. The water used in the production is sourced from deep Estonian springs, which is known for its purity. The vodka is then filtered through charcoal to further purify it and enhance its taste.

Recognition[edit | edit source]

Viru Valge has received numerous awards and recognition for its quality. It has been awarded gold medals at the International Wine and Spirit Competition and the San Francisco World Spirits Competition, among others. The brand is also recognized as a symbol of Estonian national pride and is often served at national celebrations and events.

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