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|Articles|August 12, 2010
Green Tea Vodka
Author(s)Nutritional Outlook Staff
Phillips Distilling Co. has introduced a green tea-flavored vodka. The company says that green tea yields a honey-green vodka. Green tea leaves are sourced from various global locations. 'The fresh brewed taste of green tea adds a refreshing take to this classic sweet tea flavor,' it says. The company makes no health claims about the benefits of green tea. Instead, it promotes the flavor of green tea as a unique feature in the industry, 'capturing the taste, aroma, and colors of these natural ingredients.'
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Phillips Distilling Co. has introduced a green tea-flavored vodka. The company says that green tea yields a honey-green vodka. Green tea leaves are sourced from various global locations. 'The fresh brewed taste of green tea adds a refreshing take to this classic sweet tea flavor,'ÃÂ it says.
The company makes no health claims about the benefits of green tea. Instead, it promotes the flavor of green tea as a unique feature in the industry, 'capturing the taste, aroma, and colors of these natural ingredients.'ÃÂ
'Other sweet tea vodkas available in the market use black tea leaves in their recipes, which is not how sweet teas were traditionally made,'ÃÂ said Dean Phillips, president and CEO of Phillips Distilling Co., in a press release.
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