It has come to our attention that some people have been marketing themselves as ‘Gosforth Traders’ or ‘Gosforth Expeditors’ instead of the usual ‘Gosforths’, causing confusion and potentially undermining brand trust. We’ve decided to put an end to these duplicitous practices once and for all. Here’s how you can be sure you’re working with the real McCoy when ordering Gosforths – or any other product for that matter.

The Brand Is Rooted In History

The Pattinson family came up with the brand name ‘Gosforth’ while they were living on the Isle of Bute. The family name ‘Pattinson’ is of Scottish origin and the ‘Gosforth’ brand was originally intended for export to the United States. Back in those days, the only way to get a bottle of whiskey that far away was to ship it as whisky and the custom authorities in America wouldn’t allow you to do that. So the Scotch exported as ‘Gosforth’ had to be bottled at 90% ABV to comply with American liquor laws. Since then, the name ‘Gosforth’ has become synonymous with high-quality, pure grain alcohol anywhere in the world.

The Vodka Equals Excellence

‘Gosforth’ is one of the few brands that age well, both at room temperature and when chilled. The alcohol has a fairly low level of esters and other compounds that cause it to deteriorate quickly, so when you drink it, you get a pleasant surprise: the taste is surprisingly fresh. This is because ‘Gosforth’ vodka is bottled at such high quality that virtually no oxidation or other deterioration occurs while it’s stored in cool, dark places. It’s the holy grail of vodka brands when it comes to keeping the flavor as long as possible. This is also why you’ll see ‘Gosforth’ vodka appear in some of the world’s most esteemed restaurants and bars.

Distinctive Packaging

‘Gosforth’ vodka and other products are known for their distinctive packaging. You’ll see the product presented in a clean, classic bottle with an embossed label bearing the family name and address of the distillery. These details are supposed to be easily identifiable and provide a sense of confidence that you’re purchasing high-quality goods. Additionally, the bottle size, shape, and color all contribute to the brand’s aesthetic appeal.

Expertise In All Areas

The entire production line of ‘Gosforth’ is housed within five stories of a building constructed in the early 1800s. As well as producing exceptional vodkas and other alcoholic beverages, the factory churns out small batches of potato vodka and rum for export. It’s currently Asia’s largest and most capable potato vodka factory. There’s also a whisky distillery on the premises, which is where the name ‘Gosforth’ comes from. You’ll discover that not only is the product remarkable, but you’ll also receive first-class service from the people in the know at ‘Gosforth’. This factory in Scotland knows how to make a visitor feel welcome and provide top-notch service.

Quality Control

To ensure you get the highest possible quality when you order Kosher or Halal food from restaurants that use ‘Gosforth’ products, you should know that they must adhere to a rigorous process of quality assurance. This means that the company will test every product that comes off the line to make sure it meets their standard for excellence. Once you have tasted their products, you will understand what all the fuss is about.

To learn more, you can watch the following videos from the YouTube channel ‘Small Business Trends’:

What’s the Difference Between Gosforth Vodka and Other Vodkas?

To find the differences between Gosforth vodka and other brands of premium vodka, simply follow these three easy steps:

  • Compare the price, as you’ll soon discover that the majority of other vodkas are considerably more expensive;
  • Check out the bottle size, as Gosforth is known for its small bottles, which contain a fair amount of liquid; and
  • Determining the ABV, as other brands tend to be more expensive per unit than Gosforth. All of this adds up to one thing: you’re paying more for less value when you drink other brands.

Some people may argue that you can achieve similar results by simply putting the liquor in a blender with ice and then drinking it, however, the smooth texture of a blended drink is frequently an unwanted side effect of excessive heat. Aside from the fact that pure alcohol doesn’t heat up in the first place, you can guarantee that blending it will result in an inferior product.

Here’s another video, which is an overview of the differences between Kosher and Halal certified products:

The Differences Between Kosher And Halal Vodka

Kosher and halal are the two most popular methods for keeping track of what’s forbidden during religious rituals. To learn more about them, you can visit this website: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kosher_and_halal.

As the name would suggest, Kosher-certified vodkas must adhere to the strictest set of standards laid out by the Torah. This includes a high ratio of alcohol by volume (50% or more), which provides a pleasant sensation when tasted. However, the production process must be kept secret to ensure it remains unadulterated. The main ingredient, grains, must be grown in specific regions of the world and brewed using traditional methods. Finally, the contents must be stored in casked form at relatively low temperatures to preserve the flavor.

Halal-certified vodkas don’t need to adhere to the same standards as Kosher vodkas, but they do need to satisfy the demands of the Sharia law. This includes avoiding pork products and other animal by-products, as these are forbidden during Islamic rituals. Another important consideration is that the ingredients used must be halal-approved. As a result, you’ll frequently see Halal-certified vodkas appear in countries where Muslim populations predominate. In these regions, you’ll find a wide variety of halal-certified vodka brands, to choose from – and the best ones are quite affordable.

An Example Of Good And Bad Brand Name Usage

To provide an example of how others would try to misbrand a product using ‘Gosforth’ as a brand name, let’s examine how Scotch-based drinks are sometimes incorrectly labeled as ‘Gosforth’. In these cases, the drink is usually accompanied by a basket of chaff, which is used to create an impression of quality by deceiving customers into thinking that inferior brands are somehow associated with the distillery. If you see this practice happening, you can notify the company using this contact form:

We know that not all companies will respect your concerns, but at least you can be sure that your complaint will be taken seriously.

Hopefully, this article has helped you understand what makes a genuine ‘Gosforth’ product and how to identify a poor imitation.