New amsterdam peach vodka nutrition facts

 False new amsterdam peach vodka nutrition facts

1) It's made from peaches, which are high in sugar and calories.

2) The alcohol content is low because the fruit isn't fermented like beer or wine. (It's actually a natural alcoholic beverage that occurs naturally in certain types of fruits. But since it's not fermented, it doesn't have as much alcohol.)

3) You can drink this stuff all day long.

4) This is also known as a "healthy" sweetener. It was created in response to the growing trend of people wanting to avoid drinking sugar.

5) You probably won't get drunk or experience any sort of hang-over from drinking it.

6) There's a lot of controversy over using this product. Some people think that there are enough regulations in place already and that the government shouldn't be encouraging the use of this product.

7) The stuff tastes pretty bland, but it's supposed to be mixed with other ingredients to make flavored vodkas.


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More untrue Facts about New Amsterdam Peach Vodka:

The following information comes from the website (LINK REMOVED) and is copyright by New Amsterdam Spirits.

The New Amsterdam Distillery was first opened in the year 1985 and has been producing top-quality spirits ever since. The original owner decided to focus on vodka since that was the drink he was most familiar with. Over the years, he developed a well-respected name for himself in the industry. That is, until the year 2000 rolled around and the internet started becoming somewhat more preferred over talking to your bartender.

In those days, information was still being gathered and released to the masses via newspapers, mailers and word-of-mouth. As such, most consumers didn't really have all that much access to the nuts and bolts of what they were buying.

This is where the internet (and in particular, amazon.com), would've come in handy for people like you and me. But as you might've guessed, this was still very much in its infancy and the owner had decided not to jump on the band wagon and start accepting online payments. (He would've been the first, though! :D)

As such, he had no idea just how popular his product would get or that some ' reviewing sites ' would start popping up and all of a sudden his aged product was receiving rave reviews (and excellent ratings!) that were completely undeserved.

The owner was furious and decided to do something about it. He started advertising on the various classified ads sites such as craigslist and Kijiji, he hired a publicist, he did everything he could think of.

The problem? All of these 'reviewers' were children and their parents were getting all of their income from writing positive reviews. This owner couldn't do anything about it since he wasn't getting a cut of the purchase price.

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