Victor George Spirits (VGS) the independent family-owned company behind award-winning Fort Mose Whiskey and Victor George Vodka is expanding distribution into North Carolina and South Carolina.
Founded by industry veteran Victor G. Harvey, Sr., VGS continues to grow despite a slow-moving spirits market thanks to rising demand for its premium culturally rich offerings. The expansion includes the newly released Victor George Caramel Vodka created in collaboration with Harvey’s daughter, Jolyn Harvey.
“Growing in a slow market takes resilience, but we believe in our products and the people behind them,” said Harvey in a press release. “We’re proud to expand our footprint and continue sharing our story and our spirits with new communities.”
Harvey first made waves in 2006 with the launch of V Georgio Vodka, one of the fastest growing vodka brands in Florida at the time. Nearly two decades later, his vision has evolved into a thriving family-driven company that emphasizes quality, cultural heritage and innovative branding.
To support its push into the Carolinas, VGS has partnered with Sage “Donkmaster” Thomas, a Charleston native and cultural icon in the custom car and drag racing community. Thomas will serve as a brand ambassador helping promote Fort Mose and introduce its unique legacy to new audiences across the South.
Distribution partnerships have been secured with:
● Mexcor for South Carolina
● Republic National Distributing Company (RNDC) for North Carolina ABC Boards (Fort Mose only)
Retail Pricing:
Victor George Vodka & Caramel Vodka:
● $19.99 (750ml)
● $28.99 (1.75L)
Fort Mose’ Bourbon & Rye:
● Fort Mose Bourbon – $49.99
● Fort Mose Rye – $69.99
With its roots in community, family and craftsmanship, Victor George Spirits looks forward to creating meaningful relationships and sharing its legacy with consumers in the Carolinas and beyond.
This is a Hy-Lo News Staff Report.
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