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Polish Vodka is amongst the most revered of all the vodkas. There is a huge variety of production methods used to produce vodka across Poland including flavoured vodkas - including the popular offerings from Zubrówka.
An old bottle of Zubrowka's popular bison grass vodka thought to date from the 1990s and complete, as ever, with a piece of bison grass inside the bottle. This bottle was part of a private… More info
A combination of Chopin's excellent potato and rye vodkas! A no-brainer, really, plus it comes in a silver bottle! Just 10,000 bottles have been produced. More info
A 50cl bottling of Debowa Polska oak vodka, available in many different sizes and shapes. This edition is presented with a wooden sleeve. More info
A single estate vodka from the Sobieski range, made exclusively with Dankowski rye from the fields of Galicia. The brand itself is named after King Jan III Sobieski, an important figure in Polish… More info
Lemon-flavoured vodka from Poland, produced over 40 years ago in the 1960s. This bottle has gathered plenty of dust over the years, like all good antiques do. More info
Polugar is made to a traditional recipe for Russian vodka (though it is now made in Poland), using rye and wheat which is triple distilled in copper pot stills. For Polugar No.4, the distillers… More info
Polugar is made using techniques and recipes from over 100 years ago. Their Single Malt Rye (that's what it says on the bottle - we had to stop and think about it for a minute too) is made with… More info
A 1 litre bottling of Wyborowa polish vodka dating from the 1970s. More info
Wyborowa Polish rye vodka from the 1970s. More info
Vodka from off of the '70s. 'Koszerna' is the Polish for kosher. More info
Wyborowa vodka is produced at the Polmos Poznan distillery with this 150cl bottling coming from the days when it was still run by Poland’s state spirit monopoly, before the distillery's acquisition… More info
This is a crisp, intense pepper-flavoured vodka from Poland. It has a vibrant pink hue and was bottled in the 1960s. Very collectible. More info
This is a 1970s bottling of the popular Polish vodka, Wyborowa. It is a rye vodka, distilled twice in pot stills. More info
Sloe gin may be popular these days but in the 1970s they were experimenting with sloes and vodka, as you can see here. More info
Premium Vodka - excellent on the rocks, or sipped neat. More info
Zubrówka is famous for putting a single blade of bison grass (harvested in the only primeval forest left in Poland), this bottle is from the 1980's and is highly collectable. More info
'Wedkarska' is Polish for 'fishing', whilst 'Zlota Rybka' means 'goldfish'! This vodka, produced by Polmos Warszawa, is flavoured with pepper to add a little extra warmth. The bottle itself… More info
A refreshing, summer-y flavour of Belvedere - Belvedere Lemon Tea Vodka is made by steeping green tea, black tea, chamomile, lemongrass, honey, ginger, lemon and rosebud in their Polish vodka. A… More info
A classic Polish delight, bisongrass vodka matches the light, fragrant notes of the plant with a traditional clean mouth feel. Grasovka Bisongrass Vodka is an aromatic spirit made with natural… More info
A Polish wheat spirit, made to a classic Russian vodka recipe from the days of yore. The distillers behind Polugar trice distil the spirit in a copper pot still and then clarify it using birch wood… More info
A flavoured Polish vodka from the Alchemia range. It's made with a rye-based vodka which is given an infusion of fresh ginger root, resulting in a sweet, spicy flavour profile. It's got a nice, tall… More info
Debowa's Polish vodkas are usually made with oak, but this addition to the range is all about delicious walnut! More info
1960s Pepper Vodka from Polmos! Warming and eminently collectible Polish vodka, possibly great with steak? Preferably not a 1960s steak though. More info
A Polish grain-based vodka named after Ignactius Jan Paderewski, a well-loved pianist and diplomat - there's a monument to Paderewski in Warsaw's Ujazdów Park. More info
A neat gift pack from U'luvka, featuring a 10cl bottle of their Polish vodka made with rye, barley and wheat, as well two rather interesting tasting glasses. The glasses have no flat bases, which… More info