Description
Fermentation begins when yeast, collected from beet fields in Europe, are bred and put through a yeast boot camp to condition them for duty. By fermenting beet sugar rather than traditional grains or starches, ICD is able to able to produce a wash that doesn’t require any settling tanks or filtration and that produces no solid waste. Following fermentation, the wash is distilled using a steam-powered continuous stripping still, which allows the team to heat incremental portions of the wash, boiling each portion for just a moment. Not only does this type of still save energy, but it also allows the team to produce a distillate without scorching or over-boiling it.While ICD’s still is beautiful, it doesn’t give the team enough control over the final product. That’s why, after distilling the wash in the steam-powered still, the team runs the distillate through a high separation fractional distillation column, which allows them to separate the vodka into 40 unique chemical components and selectively remove or include them, one by one. After spending months experimenting with recipes using these components, the team settled on about 20 separate components in order to create Industry Standard Vodka.Incredibly smooth, with notes of creamy vanilla and peppercorn, Industry Standard Vodka doesn’t burn or coat your mouth.Try this modern marvel today.
