SOPLICA - Polish Hazelnut Vodka - Natural Ingredients - For Shots & Cocktails - 28% Alcohol - 500 ml

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Sip neat, or get creative with your cocktails – we're thinking this could add a delicious twist to a Negroni. Currently, the Soplica brand is owned by the Poland-based CEDC and, despite the fact that the CEDC was acquired by the Russian Standard Corporation in 2013, its products continue to be madeusing traditional methods in Poland.

A TRADITION FOR GENERATIONS: Soplica vodka's unique recipe is a perfectly-balanced mix of tradition and modern techniques. Three years after starting the works, in 1891, Kasprowicz introduced the Soplica clear vodka onto the Polish market.Although the origins of vodka in Poland can be traced back to as early as the 8th century, Soplica is one of the older industrially produced brands of vodka in the country. Get the latest news from the vodka market, and learn more about the production technique and find unique cocktail recipes! Get experimental with your serve wear and don’t feel like you have to drink from a traditional martini glass if you don’t have one to hand. Kavka is made using a blend of rye and wheat spirits to which small amounts of aged apple and plum spirits are added. The first bottle of Soplica was produced there in 1891, [1] as proven by the replica of the bottle that is held in the Muzeum Początków Państwa Polskiego w Gnieźnie (Museum of the Origins of the Polish State in Gniezno) to this day.

Other flavors existing : Hazelnut, walnut, quince, mirabelle plum, raspberry, cherry, bluberry, blackcurrant, strawberry, lemon and honey, apple.Soplica products are manufactured by Polmos Łańcut in the city of Łańcut, which is located in the Podkarpackie Voivodeship of southeastern Poland. He became an important figure in the municipality, finally taking office as the city president of Gniezno in 1919.

With a base of quality vodka, alongside zesty, tangy lemon and refreshing mint, all balanced by a gentle sweetness.

From the distillery's formation until 1913, Kasprowicz's vodkas and liqueurs earned 73 different awards (including 4 gold medals) on the Polish market and abroad. Other flavors existing : hazelnut, walnut, quince, plum, mirabelle plum, raspberry, cherry, bluberry, strawberry, lemon and honey, apple. Upon starting his distillery in Gniezno, he quickly became one of the pioneers of alcohol trade of the time.