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The Aristocrat Group Corp. (ASCC) Provides Greater Detail on Sophisticated Packaging for Big Box Vodka Product

Today, the Aristocrat Group Corp. issued a press release to detail its latest distilled spirit offering, Big Box Vodka. The company’s intent is to create a new market segment by delivering an ultra-premium vodka in revolutionary packaging more versatile than anything else on the market today.

“This is not simply vodka in a cardboard box,” said ASCC CEO Robert Federowicz. “This is a handcrafted distilled spirit that arrives in a package that is more convenient and sophisticated than any bottle.”

Each Big Box Vodka package holds 1.75 liters, which is the equivalent of approximately 2 and a half 750 ml bottles. Also, the microflute cardboard is used provides superior durability and insulation. For superior convenience, every box contains a spouted, inner beverage bladder that can be removed for faster cooling times. In fact, consumers can pour ice directly on top of the beverage bladder, eliminating the need for ice buckets or coolers.

“This product was truly designed to go anywhere, from a public beach to a private yacht,” Federowicz said.

According to today’s press release, plans are calling for Big Box Vodka to be debuted at retail outlets in California, Nevada, Florida, Louisiana and Texas simultaneously this summer, representing a huge population of more than 90 million people. The company’s flagship brand, RWB Ultra-Premium Handcrafted Vodka, is already available online and at many bars and retailers.

For more information, visit www.aristocratgroupcorp.com/investors

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