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“Davai Group sarl” announces the launch of the Belarusian Svayak Vodka in Lebanon Beirut, Lebanon – August 15, 2018 – “Davai Group sarl”, a Lebanese trading company, today announced the official launch of Svayak Vodka, the award-winning vodka from The Republic of Belarus, in the Lebanese market. Syavak is the first vodka brand produced in Belarus that lands in Lebanon. After having signed an agreement with the Belarusian company “Minsk Grape Wines Factory” for the exclusive rights of import and distribution in Lebanon, Davai Group will commence the distribution of Svayak vodka on the Lebanese territory starting mid-August 2018 and will be gradually distributed to cover all areas and key supermarkets within few months. All steps of the manufacturing process of Svayak vodka are combined into a single technology called "100% Pure Quality”™. It is a complex of technological processes, control systems for incoming raw materials, water treatment and filtration, that make it possible to produce a clean vodka on a qualitatively new level, exceeding the existing standards. Svayak is filtered only through natural filtration materials –processed through active birch coals. Quartz sand is used as an additional filtration step. Final cleaning through platinum filters gives the drink an extra touch of smooth noble taste. The system of filtration by stages is the brand’s proprietary technological process called “Multi Filtration”. Because of this, when this product is properly used, absence of hangover is guaranteed. Svayak vodka is an award-winning vodka that has won top awards at international competitions through the years and made its way amongst the top brands in the world that use very high quality ingredients to produce their vodka. Davai Group calls out to all distributors and wholesalers to get in touch for a tasting session and savor the best of what Belarus has to offer in vodka quality. We raise your toast for success and good health.
