Snow Leopard

In 2005, Stephen Sparrow, a philanthropist and wildlife conservationist, was traveling through the Himalayas. There he learned that the snow leopard was facing extinction, and that the animal itself was little studied due to the remoteness of its habitat. This fact did not leave him indifferent. Stephen began to think about how to combine his passion for the alcohol industry with his love for wildlife. As a result, he founded Snow Leopard Vodka Limited, whose philosophy and goal is to create an extraordinarily tasty vodka, the sales of which would help preserve the rare endangered snow leopard species. Stephen understood that to produce a vodka with such a high mission, only the highest quality ingredients and impeccable technologies were suitable. The product had to be super-premium to match the proud name of the beautiful animal. Therefore, spelt, a rare type of ancient wheat, was chosen, and six-time distillation was applied. Stephen organized the Snow Leopard Trust UK charitable foundation, which receives 15% of the funds from every bottle of vodka sold. This money goes to research and scientific programs for the conservation and study of the snow leopard. To date, more than two hundred thousand dollars have been transferred, and Stephen's goal is to increase this amount at least fivefold. Currently, the "Snow Leopard" brand belongs to the large English company "The Edrington Group", which owns brands such as "Glenturret", "Macallan" and "The Famous Grouse".