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Tahoe Blue Hard Lemonade

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Tahoe Blue Pride

The word Tahoe means 'the lake.' The word vodka means 'little water.' Tahoe Blue Vodka means 'the little water of the lake.' One more reason to sip Tahoe Blue by the beach.

Truth #18
Vodka is said to have been originally created for medicinal purposes. So, it’s understandable if you refer to yourself as "Doctor" when you enjoy Tahoe Blue Vodka.

Truth #96
Our vodka’s clarity is natural; therefore we did not have to ransack the world’s clarity reserves to make a delicious beverage.

Truth #9
Some say Lake Tahoe’s legendary water color is actually caused by the reflection from all of Tahoe Blue Vodka’s blue ribbons. We’re not scientists, so we cannot confirm this.

Truth #42
Fun fact, Canadians who visit Lake Tahoe measure the shoreline in kilometers, so if you’re Canadian, you’re actually in Club 116 (whattya think of that, eh?).

Truth #71
Blue is a primary color that can be mixed to create an endless variety of other colors. Tahoe Blue Vodka can be mixed to make an endless variety of tasty cocktails. Coincidence? We think not!

Truth #62
Lake Tahoe contains enough water to supply everyone in America with 50 gallons a day for 5 years. Thanks to Tahoe Blue, you can take some of your share as vodka!

Truth #23
Because of the size of its surface area and its depth, Lake Tahoe is unable to freeze completely during even the coldest winters. Don't worry, though! That does NOT mean that Tahoe Blue Vodka doesn't play nice with ice cubes!

Truth #37
Lake Tahoe is one of the 20 oldest lakes on Earth, at about 2 million years old! That's a lot of time spent perfecting that beautiful blue color.

Truth #54
If you emptied all the water from Lake Tahoe onto an area the size of the state of California, the water would be 14 inches deep! But honestly, who wants to dump out Lake Tahoe?

Truth #87

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Looking forward to a long weekend of Red, White, a

Looking forward to a long weekend of Red, White, and Tahoe Blue! 🇺🇸

Don’t forget to pick up a ‘fifth’ for the 4th.

#pleasedrinkresponsibly

Looking for a cocktail with a little kick? Try the

Looking for a cocktail with a little kick? Try the Tahoe Blue Samurai...

Ingredients
• 2 oz Tahoe Blue Vodka
• 1 oz Simple Syrup
• 1 Pea Size Dollop of Wasabi (or more for those that dare to brave some extra heat)
• 1 Cucumber Slice

Directions
• Shake ingredients with ice and strain into your favorite cocktail glass
• Garnish with cucumber slice

Congratulations to all the runners of the 2022 Roc

Congratulations to all the runners of the 2022 Rock Tahoe Half Marathon last weekend! It was a huge success, and we were so proud to be the title sponsor and have our Founder, Matt Levitt, participate.

Comment 💙 below if you attended the race!

When you reroute your commute just to glimpse the

When you reroute your commute just to glimpse the lake, we see you!

Kicking off the first Friday of Summer 2022 the ri

Kicking off the first Friday of Summer 2022 the right way!

Summer Fridays

Ingredients
• 1.5 oz Tahoe Blue Vodka
• 2 oz Coconut Milk
• 0.75 oz Simple Syrup
• 0.75 oz Key Lime Juice
• 1 Cilantro Sprig

Directions
• Shake all ingredients over ice and strain into cocktail glass
• Garnish with cilantro sprig

Today, we wish all of the superdads out there a ve

Today, we wish all of the superdads out there a very happy Father’s Day!

It also happens to be National Martini Day, so what better way to celebrate than to toast the dads in your life with a classic Tahoe Blue Vodka martini!

#fathersday #nationalmartiniday

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