Grey Goose^® FAQ

GREY GOOSE Vodka is distilled in Picardy, France, and bottled in Cognac, France.

GREY GOOSE Vodka can be enjoyed straight, with a mixer, or as part of a wide array of creative cocktails. Visit our Cocktails area for some great suggestions.

A one-ounce serving of GREY GOOSE Vodka contains 69 calories.

GREY GOOSE Vodka contains 40% alcohol by volume giving it a classification of 80 proof.

At least that is the popular wisdom. The belief is fueled by an industry that has entered a distillation arms race. But when a vodka is overdistilled, there is a risk of stripping out all the flavor of the base ingredients. Let's contrast that with GREY GOOSE’s unique distillation process that is designed to express the character of the ingredients.

Sidney Frank founded GREY GOOSE in the summer of 1996. He sought to develop a luxury vodka and collaborated with cellar master François Thibault to capitalize on his expertise in cognac to vodka production.

GREY GOOSE Vodka is made from just two ingredients: soft winter wheat from Picardy, France, and spring water from the Cognac region of France. Only GREY GOOSE Vodka ever touches the inside of a GREY GOOSE bottle.

Shaken, stirred or however you like it, GREY GOOSE is the perfect complement to your favorite mixers. Check out our cocktails for inspiration.

GREY GOOSE Le Citron is a lemon flavored vodka created by combining essential oils from the finest lemons grown in the Menton region of France with the original GREY GOOSE Vodka.