Phillips Test Marketing a Vodka for the Freezer

Cubist Freezer Vodka, the only vodka on the market that is specifically designed and distilled from start-to-finish to store in the freezer, is being test marketed in Minnesota and Arizona with an expanded launch in 2022, Phillips Distilling Co. said.

Consumer insights show vodka drinkers prefer vodka ice cold and many store it in their freezer to serve at the optimal temperature for refreshment. When Cubist™ Freezer Vodka is at its most perfect temperature – at or below zero degrees Celsius — an artfully-crafted bottle design using thermochromic ink technology turns the bottle label blue notifying the drinker it’s at its optimal temperature and ready to serve.

The bottle design is the result of more than a year’s worth of Phillips Distilling Company collaboration with CTI, the thermochromic ink technology experts.

“Until now, no spirits maker could make the claim that they produce a vodka with a commitment to cold throughout the entire process to preserve the integrity, purity and taste of its vodka,” said Jeff Twomey, Senior Brand Manager at Phillips Distilling  “Our fresh, bold and confident bottle design gives vodka drinkers a fun new way to get together and celebrate every day or milestone occasions with friends and family.”

According to Phillips Distilling Co. research, 75% of consumers believe Cubist™ is unique from other vodkas. Besides being specifically designed for the freezer and having a cold-activated bottle display when the vodka is perfectly chilled, Cubist™ Freezer Vodka™ is American vodka made with corn and distilled four times. The 750ML sleek bottle retails for $24.99.

Cubist™ is intended for 26-45 year old males and females who like to experiment with new vodka brands with friends at home or in premium cocktail/chef-driven on-premise accounts. The vodka is frequently served in popular drink recipes such as Chilled Vodka Sours, No-Ice Martinis and Cucumber Lemon Coolers.

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