Eristoff

century Russia. The Eristoff logo - a wolf howling at a crescent moon it represents the Persian name for Georgia, Virshan, meaning “land of the wolf”. Today, Georgia is still home to the grey wolf, which for hundreds of years has been a part of Georgian culture and folklore. About Eristoff

The original Georgian version of the Russian name Eristoff or Eristov was Eristavi The title means ‘head of the nation’ but translates more accurately as ‘head of a military force’. By the 19th century, five noble families each representing a different part of Georgia were using the name Eristhavi. Prince Ivane Eristoff who first created Eristoff vodka in 1806 was from the northwest province of Racha. A landmark in the history of the Eristoff family and Eristoff vodka came in the late 19th century when Ivane’s great grandson, Prince Alexander Constantine Eristoff moved from Georgia to Saint Petersburg. Prince Alexander went on to enjoy a distinguished military career eventually reaching the rank of Colonel in the Imperial Guard. The last members of the Eristoff family were Prince Nicolai Alexandrovich Eristoff, whose name appears on every bottle of Eristoff vodka, who died in 1970, and his sister, Olga, who died in 1991. Eristoff vodka is now owned by the Bacardi Group. Today, ERISTOFF is one of the fastest growing vodka brands in the world and the growing number of awards and accolades given to ERISTOFF vodka are a true reflection of its great quality taste and outstanding performance. Flavours

Eristoff is also available in four flavours.
• Eristoff Red: sloe berry flavour
• Eristoff Black: wild berry flavour
• Eristoff Limskaya: lime flavour
• Eristoff Gold: caramel flavour

Land of the wolf

Reflecting its Georgia origins, “Land of the wolf” is the new global advertising campaign for Eristoff. The campaign includes a 60-second cinema advert, takes as its inspiration the legends and folklore which surround the wolf.