Looks to Be a Horse of a Different Color...
The first thing I noticed when I went to crack open my first bottle of Golia Vodka, the latest hot import from Asia, is the majestic label featuring a winged horse. While I am quite certain the owners of American Pharoah poured more than their fair share of vodka and other spirits upon winning the Triple Crown recently, I was a little iffy as to what a similarly legendary beast had to do with vodka. So, I went to the source, Golia Vodka Chairman David Solomon.
"It's a Pegagus to Americans, but called a Wind Horse in Mongolia," he stated. "In Mongolian folklore, the Wind Horse is conjured up by shamans to take the spirit on its journey to Heaven. So, what we want people to think of when they are drinking Golia is that they are ascending to Heaven. You'll see that we also incorporated the Mongolian sun, mountains, the water, and the wheat into our version of this Wind Horse."