The best vodka in Poland can be a debatable topic especially as there are numerous polish vodka brands. Wódka (polish for vodka) is part of the national pride, and the drink is ingrained in the culture. Poles will all have their own opinion on the best polish vodka, and as one of the highest consumers of vodka in the world, they have a pretty good idea of what constitutes good vodka.

L’auteur a fait un travail remarquable en présentant différentes marques de vodka polonaise et en nous guidant vers la crème de la crème. J’ai apprécié le fait que l’article prenne en compte des critères tels que la qualité des ingrédients, le processus de distillation et le goût unique de chaque vodka présentée. Cela m’a permis d’avoir une vision claire et éclairée des différentes options disponibles sur le marché. The most popular is plain Sobieski vodka, however, there are different flavors available including:The truth is, Polish people, drink A LOT. A party without vodka is not really a party. Did you know how many bottles of vodka have we bought for our wedding? 150 bottles because that’s how many guests were invited. That’s how you count it in Poland- one bottle per guest. Some of them drank more, some of them less but on average, that’s how much you will need. Men usually drink more than women. My Personal Vodka Story Three ounces of jello gelatin, one cup of boiling water, half cup of cold water and a half cup of cherry vodka are required for this mix. One cup of water should be boiled first, and then the jello powder should be poured in the boiling water in a large-sized mixing bowl. It should be stirred at least for one hundred and twenty seconds or until the gelatin is dissolved. Then half cup of cold water and a half cup of vodka are added and stirred vigorously. It should be ideally served in a two-ounce cup filled half to three-quarter of it. When life gives you cherries, make a cherry vodka martini! To start with, you need to know that Poles can make vodka out of everything, including candies and milk. However, the most popular ones are made of grain, potato, or corn. Every traditional Polish vodka has 40% ABV (alcohol by volume). The flavored ones are a little bit ‘lighter’ with ABV ranging between 30% to 40%.

Named after the most famous Polish musician, Fryderyk Szopen, this Polish potato vodka is quite popular abroad. Experts say that it has a specific apple flavor which makes it easy to drink. If you want to try different flavors, such as Polish cherry vodka or Polish lemon vodka, go for Soplica or J.A.Baczewskiif you want higher quality. The rule is simple- if you want to avoid hangover while drinking Polish vodka, you should have one glass of water after each shot of liquor. That way you will stay hydrated, and feel good the following day.Easy to notice, Wyborowa is more focused on the foreign market, as most of these fruits are not typical to Poland.