Mamont

The Mamont Vodka brand draws its inspiration from the legend of the Yukagir Mammoth – an almost completely preserved mammoth discovered in the Siberian ice, where it had been resting for approximately 18,000 years. This discovery became a symbol of strength and endurance over time and formed the basis of the brand's identity: a powerful story that transformed the shape of the bottle into that of a mammoth tusk.

The vodka was originally produced at the Itkul Distillery, a historic distillery founded in 1868 in the Altai region of Siberia. This factory traditionally adhered to craft standards in its production – from regional winter wheat, through multi-stage distillation, to filtration through birch charcoal, sometimes enriched with silver ions and cedar nuts. This gives the vodka its unique, elegant profile – smooth, rich, and with hints of grain and spice.

Recently, Mamont Vodka production has moved to Georgia, to the wine-growing region of Kakheti, specifically to the company GWS (Georgian Wines & Spirits). This company is located in the city of Telavi, in the area below the most beautiful mountain ranges of the Caucasus, and uses artesian water from the Alazan Valley - a pure, delicate base for the distillate. GWS ensures the high quality of each bottle and uses traditional distillation methods of local provenance.

The move to Georgia has enabled the brand to:

- Preserve natural purity and tradition by using locally sourced pure water and regional know-how.
- Achieve more efficient distribution as Georgia is closer to the main target markets of Europe and the Middle East.
- Combine two worlds – Siberian legend and Georgian terroir, enhancing the brand's story and ensuring the use of quality ingredients from areas renowned for the production of premium spirits.