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Grey Goose is releasing a new flavored vodka perfect for berry fans

This vodka is the perfect way to add some fruity flavor to your favorite cocktail

GREY GOOSE Berry Rouge
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There are few bigger names in the vodka world than Grey Goose. The iconic French brand makes one of the most beloved vodkas in the world. But fans of flavored vodkas enjoy the brand as well. These drinkers have reason to rejoice because Grey Goose just announced the release of a new flavor, and it’s perfect for fans of berries.

GREY GOOSE Berry Rouge

This new expression is Grey Goose’s largest flavored vodka release in ten years. Adding to its portfolio of flavored vodkas, Berry Rouge is made with the same Picardy wheat and pure spring water as the original expression. It’s infused with flavors from freshly picked Mediterranean-grown raspberries, strawberries, blueberries, and blackberries.

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According to Grey Goose, the result is a multi-layered, fruity vodka loaded with tangy, bright, ripe berry flavor as well as the brand’s well-known smooth, crisp, clean finish. Drink it neat, on the rocks, or mixed into your favorite vodka-based cocktail to add a fruity twist.

“Consumers continue to seek cocktails made with spirits that are both premium and flavorful,” GREY GOOSE Vice President of Global Marketing Aleco Azqueta says.

“With Berry Rouge, we wanted to rethink what a flavored vodka can be, creating a multidimensional blend of four berries that delivers a vibrant flavor. It’s a delicious way for consumers to pick pleasure without compromise, whether enjoyed on its own or mixed into a great cocktail.”

Where can I find it?

GREY GOOSE Berry Rouge is currently available at alcohol retailers throughout the US for the suggested retail price of $25.99 for a 750ml bottle.

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