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[Andrei M]

Hello everyone!
Maybe someone can tell me about polish craft distilleries and their production. I wanna buy some bottles in Warsaw. I know about Okowita from Rye and Malt by Kozuba i Synowie. And their newmake called WhiteDog too. But never tried.
Its sounds freeky, but "russian national distillate" - Polugar (http://www.rusvin.ru/brands/) is made in the small distillery near Warsaw. That shit is because of our stupid and greedy goverment and their f***ing laws.
So, please, tell me about producers of your national and modern distillates and places where I can buy them in Warsaw
Thanx for your attention & help
From Moskow with dram

[rosomak]

Dear Andrei. Sorry but I am not sure if I understood well your intentions. You just want to drink good Polish spirits or drink certain destileries which makes products for Russian market? Or both at the same time? Does it have to be in Warsaw or other places with proper postage service will also do?

[Andrei M]

Mr. Rosomak, thanx 4 your attention
I just want to taste good Polish spirits. Words bout russian distillate Polugar is just funny thing, funny that he is made in Poland, but not in Russia, because of stupid russian alcohol regulation:) Its funny & absurd
My way is just from Białystok to Warsaw

[rosomak]

Well... in this case I can suggest this:
http://www.polmos-siedlce...rzeska-ziolowa/
It is realy nice spirit despite of fancy bottle;) You should find it in most of big shops in Warsaw (for sure in Makro/Metro or Selgros).
I would prefer some single malt anyway;)

[4inhand]

Personally I am a fan of Kozuba and Synowie. I've been to that distillery, tasted Starkus and also tasted their White Dogs (one of them at 80% ABV!). TBHWY they don't have extensive experience in aging yet so I would rather focus on their aqua vitaes (in PL singular: okowita) or as they call them 'natural vodkas'. You can have a look at the EN version of their website:

http://www.kozuba.pl/eng/natural-vodkas.html

Vodkas from this distillery are based on imported spirit so would not recommend them to someone looking for the spirit of Poland either:)

There is another Polish craft distillery that I know of:
http://www.legrandevodka.pl/home.html

Unfortunately I've never tried their products so cannot recommend them to you.

Alternatively, if you don't find your way to stores with products of the above mentioned distilleries, you can go ahead and try our premium brands like Chopin (which is potato based - black version), Belvedere or Wyborowa Exquisite (this is single estate = grain from one field ). I think that Poland also has a wide range of cordials but I am not so much into flavored alcohols so again Kozuba is all I can recommend really.

[Wiktor]

[oscarez]

Wiktor, Tomek nie szkoda Wam czasu na takie pierdoły??

[4inhand]

[rosomak]

Pyta czlowiek, zakladam, ze szczerze, troche szkoda nie odpowiedziec i tyle.

[oscarez]

[rosomak]

[4inhand]

[Wiktor]

"Panie Tomku, ja Panu mówię, Pan odpuść sobie. Pan sobie kup sampli maltów zacnych, a nie gorzałę z orkisza"
Zanim na poważnie zajęliśmy się whisky, porządnie spenetrowaliśmy rynek wódczany. W zasadzie, nawet lepiej niż porządnie, oceniając po ilości wypitych wersji (samemu trudno mi dziś w nią uwierzyć), jak i po... wolumenie Młodość, piękna rzecz Powiem Ci tedy Tomku następująco: podobnie jak na blendy, szkoda na wódę wątroby. Za bardzo też nie potrafię sobie wyobrazić, dla kogo byłoby przydatne takie porównanie? Dla poszukiwaczy wódki w najwyższym stopniu pozbawionej smaku i najbardziej neutralnej? W wódzie wyczuć można co najwyżej ohydztwo, większe ohydztwo albo nie-dające-się-opisać ohydztwo

[Rajmund]

[4inhand]