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Wheat from the north, water from the south
Grey Goose comes from two parts of France at once. The soft winter wheat comes from Picardy, the grain region in the north. The water comes from a private spring at Gensac-la-Pallue in the Cognac region, where it rises through limestone.
We have seven in stock: the regular bottle in 70 and 35 centilitres, the Altius, and four fruit bottles: orange, lemon, pear and one from the Essences range. Not sure which one you need? Give us a call. That’s what we’re here for.
The vodka with nothing added
Three bottles, all 40 percent: two sizes of the regular Grey Goose and the Altius.
Grey Goose Altius
With spring water from the French Alps, filtered at minus 24 degrees. 70 centilitres, 40 percent.
€ 117,99
From bread wheat to vodka
- The brand in four facts
- PicardySoft winter wheat, of the quality used for bread.
- Gensac-la-PallueThe estate’s own spring in the Cognac region, used for dilution.
- 1997The year Grey Goose came onto the market.
- 2004Since that year, the brand has belonged to Bacardi.
Grey Goose is made from a single raw material: soft winter wheat from Picardy, of the quality that is called blé panifiable supérieur in France, the grade used for bread. That grain is milled, the starch is converted and fermented, and then it goes into the columns.
Distilling takes place in columns of steel and copper. Spring water from the house’s own spring at Gensac-la-Pallue is then added: water that rises from an aquifer beneath the house and passes through limestone on its way. Blending and bottling take place there on site.
The brand was launched in 1997 by the American drinks trader Sidney Frank, with the French cellar master François Thibault as its creator. Grey Goose has been owned by Bacardi since 2004.
One grain, one source, and everything within France.
What is the Altius?
The Altius was added in 2024 and differs from the regular bottle in two ways. It uses spring water from the French Alps instead of water from the Cognac region, and it is filtered at minus 24 degrees. The bottles are filled and numbered by hand. Also 40 percent, just like the regular Grey Goose.
Four bottles full of fruit
Orange, lemon, pear and a bottle from the Essences range.
Grey Goose Essences Strawberry & Lemongrass
Strawberry and lemongrass, from the Essences range. One litre, 30 percent.
€ 56,99
View all Grey Goose in the online shop
Seven bottles, with the current price and stock.
Where do you begin?
The regular 70 centilitre Grey Goose is the bottle the brand is built around: wheat from Picardy, water from the Cognac region, 40 percent. Want to try it at home first without a whole bottle? There is the 35 centilitre.
Looking for one for a cocktail? Then choose by fruit: L’Orange with orange, Le Citron with lemon, La Poire with Anjou pear. At 30 percent, the Essences Strawberry & Lemongrass is the lightest of the seven.
The Altius is the bottle for those who already know the brand and want to find out what that different water and cold filtration do.
Not sure? Call 0570 541 278 or email info@bockje.nl. We're happy to help you choose.
Frequently asked questions about Grey Goose
How many bottles of Grey Goose does ’t Bockje have in stock?
Seven, all available straight away: the plain vodka in 70 and 35 centilitres, the Altius, and four bottles with fruit.
What is Grey Goose made from?
Made from soft winter wheat from Picardy in northern France, of the quality blé panifiable supérieur. The water comes from a private spring near Gensac-la-Pallue in the Cognac region.
Where is Grey Goose made?
In France. The grain comes from Picardy; it is distilled in columns of steel and copper, and blending and bottling take place in the Cognac region.
How much alcohol is in Grey Goose?
The bottles without additions are 40 percent, as are L’Orange, Le Citron and La Poire. The Essences Strawberry & Lemongrass is 30 percent.
What is the difference between Grey Goose and Grey Goose Altius?
The 2024 Altius is reduced with spring water from the French Alps instead of from the Cognac region, and is filtered at min 24 degrees. The bottles are filled and numbered by hand.
Which fruit-flavoured Grey Goose does ’t Bockje have?
L’Orange with orange, Le Citron with lemon from Menton, La Poire with Anjou pear and Essences Strawberry & Lemongrass with strawberry and lemongrass.
Who owns Grey Goose?
From Bacardi, since 2004. The brand was launched in 1997 by Sidney Frank, with François Thibault as the creator.
Does ’t Bockje also ship Grey Goose abroad?
Yes. We ship to around forty countries. Email info@bockje.nl if you want to know whether your country is included.
Order, collect or drop by
- In stock in our shop at Brink 2 in Bathmen
- Available to order online and have delivered, including abroad
- Order online or collect in Bathmen
- Personal advice via 0570 541 278 or info@bockje.nl
- Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday 09.00–18.00, Saturday 09.00–17.00. Closed Monday and Sunday
Wij verkopen geen alcohol aan personen onder de 18 jaar. NIX18.
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Wij verkopen geen alcohol aan personen onder de 18 jaar. NIX18
- Tuesday to Friday 09.00 – 18.00
- Saturday 09.00 – 17.00
- Monday and Sunday closed