Savvy Vodka

The vodka is distilled from grain grown in Texas, and the quantity produced is limited to only 400 gallons at a time. This is also the basis on which they refer to their product as "handcrafted" due to the reasonably smaller batches produced.^{[citation needed]} They use a column still in which is the equivalent of distilling their spirits 20 times per batch.^[1] This is compared to a traditional pot still which some consider producing a less clean or less pure product. The column still used also allows them to produce their product more efficiently at a fraction of the energy typically used in similar processes. It is estimated to be 200% more efficient than a traditional pot still. In addition to its low energy use, the water used in the distillation is recycled between a custom two-tank water reclamation system. This allows them to reuse the 3,000 gallons of water for multiple batches instead of wasting more with each distillation process.^{[citation needed]} The water used comes from a spring-fed creek that flows through the Fall Creek Ranch, owned by the Auler family.^[1]