We’re combining several items today as a sort of green giftpack. The most obvious first question is, “Can I really win some ecologically-friendly Vodka? Please?!” and the direct answer is “No.”

Sadly, we can’t “giveaway” alcohol and it truly wouldn’t be a responsible thing to do. Nevertheless, we do support the green varieties of spirits out there and thought some swag from one of our favorites, 360 Vodka, would be a nice way to promote what they’re up to.

The gifts from 360 include two stylish martini glasses and an organic, hip 360 Vodka tee. For those not familiar with the company, the vodka is crafted using only locally-grown American grains. Each bottle is made from 85% recycled glass and shipping and packaging materials use 100 percent chlorine-free recycled paper along with water-or soy-based inks. Additionally, 360 also donates cash to various environmental organizations.

Also joining our giveaway today is the cool, green company called VerdePaperie. This eco-friendly online paper store sells products with minimum 30% Post Consumer Waste Paper and soy-based inks. Many items are manufactured using wind power or sustainable materials. Everything is manufactured and designed in North America. They’ve generously donated a journal from Ecojot. It contains 150 lined sheets of 100% PCW recycled paper and is printed with vegetable-based inks.

Want to enter? Leave a comment below and we’ll choose someone at random after three days. Complete rules and giveaway details are available here.

Don’t forget! We’re still accepting entries for yesterday’s giveaway: The Complete Line Of Jurlique’s Biodynamic Beauty Range.

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About Michael dEstries

Michael has been blogging since 2005 on issues such as sustainability, renewable energy, philanthropy, and healthy living. He regularly contributes to a slew of publications, as well as consulting with companies looking to make an impact using the web and social media. He lives in Ithaca, NY with his family on an apple farm.

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