Long Winter vodka — frequently asked questions
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Long Winter vodka is produced in Fairbanks, Alaska. Long Winter vodka is bottled at 80-89 proof (40-44.5% ABV). The brand is registered to a facility in Fairbanks, Alaska. Labels are filed at 80-89 proof (40-44.5% ABV). All facts in this summary come from the TTB Public COLA Registry.
At a glance
- Location
- Fairbanks, Alaska
- TTB-approved labels
- 1
- Status
- APPROVED
- Proof
- 80-89 proof (40-44.5% ABV)
Where is Long Winter vodka made?
Long Winter vodka is produced in Fairbanks, Alaska. The distillery, Ursa Major Distilling, Robert Borland, holds the TTB basic permit for the brand. According to TTB COLA records, Long Winter vodka appears on 1 approved label.
Who makes Long Winter vodka and who owns the brand?
The basic permit holder is Ursa Major Distilling, Robert Borland. According to TTB COLA records, Ursa Major Distilling, Robert Borland holds the basic permit under which Long Winter labels are approved. Parent-company ownership is not part of TTB public filings and is not included here.
What proof is Long Winter vodka?
Long Winter vodka is bottled at 80-89 proof (40-44.5% ABV). According to TTB COLA records, these proof values are drawn from approved label filings.
Data from the U.S. Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) Public COLA Registry.