Clark & Sheffield vodka — frequently asked questions
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Clark & Sheffield vodka is produced in France. Clark & Sheffield vodka is bottled at 80-89 proof (40-44.5% ABV). The US basic-permit holder of record is based in Frankfort, Kentucky. Labels are filed at 80-89 proof (40-44.5% ABV). All facts in this summary come from the TTB Public COLA Registry.
At a glance
- Location
- France
- TTB-approved labels
- 1
- Status
- APPROVED
- Proof
- 80-89 proof (40-44.5% ABV)
Where is Clark & Sheffield vodka made?
Clark & Sheffield vodka is produced in France. According to TTB COLA records, a U.S. basic-permit holder of record is on file, based in Frankfort, Kentucky. Clark & Sheffield vodka appears on 1 approved label.
Who makes Clark & Sheffield vodka and who owns the brand?
Clark & Sheffield vodka lists a U.S. basic-permit holder of record on its TTB filings. According to TTB COLA records, that permittee holds the basic permit under which Clark & Sheffield labels are approved; TTB filings record the permit holder, not who distills the spirit. Parent-company ownership is not part of TTB public filings and is not included here.
What proof is Clark & Sheffield vodka?
Clark & Sheffield vodka is bottled at 80-89 proof (40-44.5% ABV). According to TTB COLA records, these proof values are drawn from approved label filings.
Data from the U.S. Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) Public COLA Registry.