SKYY® VODKA was launched in San Francisco in 1992, helping redefine vodka as the world knew it. Fuelled by the progressive spirit of its hometown and respect for the natural character of the Pacific coast, what started as a mission to create the perfect Martini, has evolved to include a better vodka & soda.

San Francisco’s progressive spirit and a history of innovation, once again, inspired us to evolve our vodka for the new generation of drinkers: those who desire a lighter- and fresher-tasting cocktail and a vodka with character, authenticity, and a rich origin story. Made with water enriched by minerals, including Pacific Minerals sourced from the San Francisco Bay Area, and filtered through California limestone, the new SKYY Vodka gives you a unique drinking experience with every sip.

At SKYY, we believe we go further when we do things together. Collaboration between a diverse collective of experts, including a water sommelier, scientist and professional bartender, allowed us to craft a new liquid twist, with natural elements found in the coastal waters surrounding San Francisco. The result is a lighter- and fresh-tasting vodka, clean on the nose, coupled with a smooth mineral taste on the palate.

The refreshed liquid twist has been awarded a Gold Medal and 90 Points rating from the Beverage Testing Institute and the San Francisco Wines & Spirits Competition in 2021. The innovative vodka comes with a new, sophisticated and sleek bottle, inspired by the natural character of San Francisco. With a lighter, more natural tone of blue, ripples, and ridges reflecting the Pacific Ocean’s wave, our new elevated pack design pays homage to the iconic blue bottle, while incorporating elements reflective of our new liquid twist.

SKYY Vodka is the one you’ll love mixing into vodka cocktails when you want to savor the moment. Use it to create our outstanding signature serve, the SKYY Vodka & Soda with a grapefruit twist, or surprise your guests with a classic Martini, Dirty Martini, Espresso Martini, Moscow Mule or Bloody Mary.