HELP CHRISTOPHER LEIDENFROST-WILSON BECOME THE NEXT STOLI ORIGINAL!!!

Here’s how you can help!
View the video on YouTube.
Mark it as a thumbs-up.
Leave a friendly comment.
Then head on over to the Stoli Vodka Facebook FanPage and cast your vote for Mr. Christopher Leidenfrost-Wilson to be the next Stoli Original!!

“The legend of Henry Martin- Part I: Long ago, on a tropical island off the coast of Rio, all the pirates of the world gathered for their annual holiday bash… However, one pirate didn’t want to go for he was always made fun of. Why? Because he didn’t like rum. On the night of the party, a hurricane swept across the Caribbean, sinking the cargo of rum the pirates ordered for their soiree! It seemed all hope was lost- until a ship reeled out of the storm.

Part II: On the deck was none other than the pirate who didn’t drink rum- Henry Martin! “Never fear!” he cried, “For I have sailed the world and returned with the finest of spirits to help us celebrate!” The crew began unloading mysterious crates emblazoned with Russian. When the pirates opened them, their eyes dazzled with delight! All 16 varieties of Stoli! The bottles were opened, the drinks were poured, and the pirates all knew that the day had been saved by Henry Martin and Stolichnaya!

Five Reasons this pirate loves Stoli:

1) You never know what life (or the sea) will throw at you! Stoli is versatile and delicious and will flawlessly accompany any situation (or cocktail) you may encounter!

2) Pirates are fickle- but luckily there are 16 great Stoli varieties to please any bucanneer!

3) On a cold night on an open deck, Stoli is the best way to warm your body and spirit!

4) You have to have Stoli because as Jack Sparrow aptly states in every one of his movies– the rum is always gone! (But there’s always plenty of Stoli for all!)

5) This particular pirate drank dirty martinis the first time he went out with the love of his life– what kind of vodka was it? Aye… the world’s most original!! (And has already been aptly stated: there’s no way to make a “MARTINI” without “Henry MARTIN!”")

Advertisement