"The nimble innovator implements major new services in less time than it takes competitors to refine and approve an initial idea." Armstrong & Kotler (2011). Marketing: An Introduction, 10th Ed. Prentice Hall Publishing CHPT 8 Page 243
Thursday, December 6, 2012
FINAL PROJECT: Product
Why Choose Smooth RainDrop Vodka?
Our Product is
made from the top quality grapes in the world, specifically picked by our
vineyards in Naples, Italy. The usage of our fine grapes adds a rare quality to
the vodka experience. Most vodka is made from natural sources of fermentable
starches and sugars. Our product uses vapor-distillation which preserves the
freshness and extracts more flavors, giving you that smooth taste you love so
much. The cold storage process and cold maceration gives us the technique to
further preserve the great taste of Smooth RainDrop Vodka. We distill our vodka
six times then our top quality grapes are then blended with our vodka and
distilled an additional four times which creates a very smooth texture. "At many companies, new-product development is a cautious, step-by-step affair that might take a year or two to unfold." Armstrong & Kotler (2011). Marketing: An Introduction, 10th Ed. Prentice Hall Publishing CHPT 8 Page 243 The
Fermentation process lasts three weeks that will ensure our best possible
flavor that gives you that amazingly smooth texture. Unlike other vodkas, it doesn’t contain
any added sugar, our all natural product is made pure specifically for our
customers.
Smooth RainDrop Vodka is bottle in a dark blue bottle with a teal color rain
drop. Our product is very good and blends extremely well with other drinks. As
you see on the picture to the left, our process and determination to Smooth
RainDrop Vodka is a very careful, calculated and experimental process. Through our specialized method of distillation people will really be able to appreciate the quality of our product.
"The nimble innovator implements major new services in less time than it takes competitors to refine and approve an initial idea." Armstrong & Kotler (2011). Marketing: An Introduction, 10th Ed. Prentice Hall Publishing CHPT 8 Page 243
"The nimble innovator implements major new services in less time than it takes competitors to refine and approve an initial idea." Armstrong & Kotler (2011). Marketing: An Introduction, 10th Ed. Prentice Hall Publishing CHPT 8 Page 243
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