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Cathead Vodka is an American corn-based vodka produced by Cathead Distillery in Mississippi. The distillery was founded in Jackson and takes its name from the "cat head" symbol associated with blues musicians and folk art in the region. The standard vodka is bottled at 80 proof, or 40 percent alcohol by volume, rather than at an unusually high proof, and is intended for sipping or use in mixed drinks.
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Where is Cathead Vodka made?
Cathead Vodka is distilled by Cathead Distillery in Jackson, Mississippi, founded in 2010. It was reportedly the first legal distillery in Mississippi since Prohibition ended.
What is Cathead Vodka made from, and what's the proof?
It's an 80-proof (40% ABV) vodka distilled from corn and filtered for a smooth, neutral finish. The corn base is typical of American craft vodkas.
Why is it called Cathead Vodka?
The founders named it as a tribute to the blues musicians and folk artists of the Mississippi Delta, where 'cat head' is associated with the region's musical heritage. The name and label art are a deliberate nod to that culture.
Who founded Cathead Distillery?
Two friends, Richard Patrick and Austin Evans, founded the distillery in Jackson in 2010. The company later expanded beyond vodka into other spirits, including gin and whiskey offerings.
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