"Zima" is the Russian word for "winter." Russian vodka is the quintessential clear alcoholic beverage associated with both the aristocracy and the common man. Syllable structure. Two perfect syllables, each consisting of a consonant (C) and a vowel (V). The resulting prosodic shape of this name (CVCV) is the universally preferred shape for words in all languages. Stressed syllable [zee] plus stressless syllable [ma]. This is one of three ways of making a nickname in English. This allows the name to be easily personalized. Since it already sounds like a nickname, Zima becomes a great bar-call. Zima has nothing but straight, angular letters (no O, R, S, B, D, etc.). This orthographic structure reinforces the clarity, light taste and simplicity of the beverage. For sample profiles and pricing, please contact info@lexicon-branding.com.