François Thibault, the creator of the prestigious French vodka GREY GOOSE was in Malta last week to congratulate P. Cutajar & Co. Ltd. on the growing success that this premium vodka achieved over the past two years.

The anniversary was successfully commemorated at an exclusive cocktail party at Dolce Vita Restaurant in St. Julian’s, defined by the delightful and extravagant atmosphere of Thibault’s specially-invited guests. The party was held in collaboration with Hugo Boss in Malta.

“Mr. Thibault’s presence in Malta was a great honour for us. We really enjoyed our time  mingling with our esteemed guests over GREY GOOSE vodka cocktails and delicious nibbles. GREY GOOSE has been a tremendous success locally and the positive outcome of this event is proof of that,” said Retail and Marketing Director Sarah Zammit Cutajar.

The following evening, Mr. Thibault was invited to give a Masterclass Session on the origin of the premium GREY GOOSE vodka at Level 22, Portomaso. Fifty bartenders mainly from the Malta Bartenders Guild attended this presentation, which detailed the fine nature behind crafting such a premium product.

The presentation, delivered in French but translated by Global Brand Ambassador of GREY GOOSE Mr Claudio Bedini, was followed by a Q&A session, and then by a tasting session of GREY GOOSE cocktails.

“Luxury is not to be found in number, but in the prestige that comes out of using fine quality ingredients with the highest degree of care, as we have for GREY GOOSE. The outstanding performance of GREY GOOSE in Malta’s small market validates this. We now look forward to seeing what inventive GREY GOOSE-based cocktails the Maltese bartenders will create,” said Mr. Thibault.

GREY GOOSE vodka, brought to Malta by local distributors P. Cutajar & Co. Ltd, is famed worldwide for its signature smoothness and character.   Its anniversary in Malta was marked on June 18 and 19.