Smirnoff Ice Double Black

Smirnoff Ice Double Black is a popular ready-to-drink alcoholic beverage that combines Smirnoff's charcoal-filtered vodka with a crisp citrus or guarana-infused mixer. While the Smirnoff brand has its historic roots in 19th-century Moscow, Russia, it was later established in France and eventually the United States after the Smirnov family fled the Russian Revolution. Today, it is one of the most widely recognized vodka brands in the world.

Manufacturing of Smirnoff Ice products occurs globally to meet regional demand, with major production facilities located in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Italy, Australia, and Brazil. The specific bottle shown, typically for the international or Swedish market, is distributed under the supervision of its parent corporation.

Since 1997, Smirnoff has been owned by Diageo, a British multinational alcoholic beverage company. Diageo was formed through the merger of Grand Metropolitan and Guinness, combining two of the largest alcohol distributors in the industry to create a global powerhouse headquartered in London.