A true collector's piece, this is a 1-liter bottle of Trump Super Premium Vodka from 2009, a testament to a unique chapter in spirits history. Launched with the slogan "Success Distilled," this vodka was positioned as a pinnacle of luxury and ambition. Production of Trump Vodka for the American market ceased in 2011, making bottles from this era increasingly scarce and sought-after by collectors.
This striking bottle was conceived by the legendary designer Milton Glaser and was intended to evoke the grandeur of a skyscraper with its sheer glass planes and prominent gold 'T'. The design was an integral part of the brand's identity, aiming to project an image of opulence and success. The overall presentation is completed with a refined gold-toned capsule and closure, reflecting its premium positioning.
The vodka itself was crafted in the Netherlands at the esteemed Wanders Distillery. Produced from select European wheat, it underwent a meticulous five-time distillation process to ensure exceptional purity and a smooth character. Following distillation, the spirit was rested for six months in stainless steel vats, a patient method designed to meld and soften the flavors before bottling.
This specific 2009 release represents the brand during its operational years and stands as a fascinating artifact of early 21st-century branding and luxury spirits marketing. Its discontinuation has cemented its status as a collectible, a tangible piece of a brand story that was as bold and ambitious as its namesake. It is an essential acquisition for dedicated collectors of rare spirits and unique cultural memorabilia.
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