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seven-up

08/29/14 7:26 PM

#42277 RE: Simpsonly #42275

Simpsonly, I think it is Jimbo Eason a Big Biel Shareholder who is the man behind COVINGTON VODKA and it is a smooth vodka, darn sure makes a good drink. Them old North Carolina boys can brew up some good Covington Vodka. The best yam a jama Vodka.

Have a great weekend, some great post this week as you normally do thanks.

yankee55

08/29/14 8:53 PM

#42279 RE: Simpsonly #42275

My thorough and totally exhaustive research efforts definitely confirm Simpsonly and Seven-up of your perceptive analysis of the ownership of the Best Yam Vodka produced in the entire galaxy.

James Eason is truly a brilliant genius and a visionary when it comes to Yam Vodka and his name will be chronicled for generations to come by the maestros of the Vodka universe imho!

http://www.boozebusiness.com/tag/covington-vodka

http://covingtonvodka.com/

“The Best Yam Vodka on Earth,” is the slogan for Covington Vodka from North Carolina.

It might not replace Granny’s sweet potato pie at the Thanksgiving dinner, but you could enjoy the dish and the meal a bit more.

The driving force behind this handcrafted entry in the cluttered vodka market is Jim Eason, a seasoned veteran of the spirits and wine world. Jim’s travels have taken him from retailer to distributor to manufacturer with a stop along the way to work with SKYY Vodka, back when it was just a start-up brand.

Jimbo, as his friends know him, says this about Covington:

“After giving it a great deal of thought and talking to my farmer friends, we decided to create a great vodka from the fruits of our labor, so to speak. Sweet potatoes make an excellent vodka – and why not – folks have been making potato vodka for over 300 years.”

Turns out that North Carolina is the number one producer of sweet potatoes in the US and accounts for over 50% of what we consume. Covington uses 20 pounds of the vegetable in each 750 ML and is made in small batches from locally grown product.

If you’re expecting sweet or funky tasting vodka, forget it. It’s smooth and has some interesting undertones. It won a Gold Medal this year at the San Francisco Spirits Competition."