Finlandia Vodka 0,7L 40%

Zubrowka Vodka 1.0L 40% Zubrowka - A type of vodka from the old days Zubrowka is mainly known in Germany under the name Grasovka Vodka. Everyone has probably seen the 0.5 L bottles with the long blade of grass in the supermarket. Contrary to the widespread cliché, this is not cheap booze, but a serious type of spirit with a long tradition that is very popular in Russia.The name Zubrowka is a variation of the Slavic word for bison, which is also known as the European buffalo. Żubrówka Vodka has been produced in Poland since the 16th century and in the 18th century it was one of the most popular drinks at the courts of the tsars, but also among the people. In 1926, the state-owned spirits company Polmos finally succeeded in developing a method for mass production of Zubrowka Vodka, which was copied by many companies around the world. Żubrówka Vodka thus began its global triumph and established itself as a permanent type of vodka in many countries. This widespread distribution, however, also had the disadvantage that many manufacturers offered a cheaper version of Żubrówka Vodka, which explains the bad reputation Żubrówka Vodka has among some consumers.Fortunately, the original name Żubrówka Vodka is protected and still stands for exceptional vodka quality! The production of Zubrowka Vodka Żubrówka Vodka is distilled from the best rye. This gives Żubrówka Vodka a very strong basic character, which is further optimized by the addition of a stalk of the grass variety "Scented Mary's Grass". This contains the substance coumarin, which gives Żubrówka Vodka its typical and unique taste! The taste of Zubrowka Vodka The taste of Żubrówka Vodka is distinctly grassy, with clear spice, delicate almond tones and peppery undertones. By adding the grass stalk, the formerly clear vodka takes on a delicate golden color and also a subtle aroma of woodruff. If you like strong and aromatic vodka, choose Żubrówka Vodka!

Gustav Arctic Vodka About Lignell & Piispanen and Gustav Arctic Vodka Gustav Arctic Vodka is produced by the Finnish company Lignell & Piispanen. Lignell & Piispanen is a family business founded in 1852, which is now run by the sixth and seventh generation of the Nylund family. Lignell & Piispanen was founded by Gustav Ranin, who acquired the then very well-known "Crown Distillery" in the city of Kuopio in 1859, just a few years after its founding. The Crown Distillery was founded in 1783 by King Gustav III of Sweden and was already one of the most technologically advanced distilleries in the country. Gustav Ranin introduced a company philosophy that placed particular emphasis on respecting the Nordic wilderness and working with the products it provided. Based on this philosophy, Gustav Ranin developed the recipe for a vodka that laid the foundation for the success of the Lignell & Piispanen company. About Gustav Arctic Vodka Gustav Arctic Vodka is still produced today according to Gustav Ranin's almost unchanged recipe. This means that the best wheat is distilled in a multiple distillation process to produce high-proof Gustav Arctiv Vodka. This is then filtered and diluted with fine arctic spring water to a pleasant 40% ABV. This is how a lot of manual work results in a very pure and high-quality vodka that is known far beyond the country's borders. The taste of Gustav Arctic Vodka Gustav Arctic Vodka is a very dry vodka that never seems too sharp. The mouthfeel of Gustav Arctic Vodka can best be described as gentle. Fine aromas of grain dominate the taste and can still be clearly perceived in the aftertaste, which is relatively long for a vodka. Due to its very well-rounded taste, Gustav Arctic Vodka is ideal for drinking neat. Whether lightly or heavily chilled is something every connoisseur has to decide for themselves. But Gustav Arctic Vodka unfolds its enormous potential not only neat, but also in cocktails. A vodka for connoisseurs and gourmets!

Gustav Blueberry Vodka About Gustav Vodka and Lignell & Piispanen Gustav Blueberry Vodka is produced by the Finnish company Lignell & Piispanen. Lignell & Piispanen is a well-known name in the Finnish spirits industry, which is no surprise, as the company has been present on the market there since 1852. It was founded in that same year by the entrepreneur Gustav Ranin, who in 1859 acquired the "Crown Distillery", which was founded in 1783 by King Gustav III of Sweden in the city of Kuopio. Gustav Ranin set the standards back then that the family business, now run by the seventh generation, still works by today. It was important to him to respect the Arctic wilderness and to make the best products from the products it provides. The taste of Lignell & Piispanen should therefore always remind you of the taste of the northern hemisphere. The Gustav Blueberry Vodka The Gustav Blueberry Vodka is based on the high-quality Gustav Vodka, which is basically still produced today according to Gustav Ranin's original vodka recipe. With Gustav Blueberry Vodka, however, the pure taste of the vodka is also accompanied by a strong blueberry aroma. Lignell & Piispanen gets this from wild blueberries. These are pickled in a complex maceration process and ultimately give the Gustav Blueberry Vodka its distinctive and clearly Nordic taste. The taste of the Gustav Blueberry Vodka In contrast to many other flavored vodkas, the Gustav Blueberry Vodka makes no secret of the fact that it tastes like a vodka. This means that the blueberry aromas are clearly present, but do not completely overpower the vodka's own taste. The aromatic, sweet notes of the blueberry are particularly evident in the aftertaste, where they caress the palate for several minutes. Gustav Blueberry Vodka is a really serious product that can be used both neat and in cocktails.