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Żubrówka Biała The Original Vodka
Żubrówka Biała The Original Vodka
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- BrandZubrowka
- CategoryVodka
- CountryPoland
- DistilleryZubrowka
- Style Vodka
- Alcohol40.0%
Na zdrowie! That’s cheers in Polish, guys.
Żubrówka Biała is the Number #1 Polish Vodka brand. Biała means ‘white' in Polish and the brand was inspired by the white Bialowieza Forest in winter. Crafted at the Polmos distillery in Bialystock, this multi-award winning vodka is filtered 6 times. Żubrówka’s heritage dates way back: since the 14th century, when it was actually seasoned with a type of grass that’s eaten by the endangered bison in the Polish woods. That was until 1978 when the FDA banned it due to a natural chemical in the grass that may thin the blood. Today, the formula delivers the same flavors but they’re achieved by using herbs and seasonings from the Bialowieza Forest.
Repeatedly distilled, Żubrówka Biała is a traditional Polish Vodka that was aluminum filtered to achieve the highest level of purity. Gentle and versatile with subtle notes of vanilla, we suggest you savor this one neat or on the rocks but it performs amazingly well in cocktails, too.
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crisp
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fresh
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gentle
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vanilla
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smooth
Appearance / Color
Crystal clear
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Subtle
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Gentle and versatile with subtle notes of vanilla.
Finish
Super smooth
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Na zdrowie! That’s cheers in Polish, guys.
Żubrówka Biała is the Number #1 Polish Vodka brand. Biała means ‘white' in Polish and the brand was inspired by the white Bialowieza Forest in winter. Crafted at the Polmos distillery in Bialystock, this multi-award winning vodka is filtered 6 times. Żubrówka’s heritage dates way back: since the 14th century, when it was actually seasoned with a type of grass that’s eaten by the endangered bison in the Polish woods. That was until 1978 when the FDA banned it due to a natural chemical in the grass that may thin the blood. Today, the formula delivers the same flavors but they’re achieved by using herbs and seasonings from the Bialowieza Forest.
Repeatedly distilled, Żubrówka Biała is a traditional Polish Vodka that was aluminum filtered to achieve the highest level of purity. Gentle and versatile with subtle notes of vanilla, we suggest you savor this one neat or on the rocks but it performs amazingly well in cocktails, too.
- BrandZubrowka
- CategoryVodka
- CountryPoland
- DistilleryZubrowka
- Style Vodka
- Alcohol40.0%
-
crisp
-
fresh
-
gentle
-
vanilla
-
smooth
Appearance / Color
Crystal clear
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Subtle
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Gentle and versatile with subtle notes of vanilla.
Finish
Super smooth
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