The Top Polish Vodka Brands

This vodka is made from Polish Dankowski rye using continuous column distillation. Named after the Polish King Jan III Sobieski who reigned from 1674 until his death in 1696. Bottled at 40% ABV.

Luksusowa, Polish for "luxury", is a vodka distilled from potatoes. The vodka is copper column-distilled and rectified before adding water to bring to 40% ABV. The vodka is filtered for clarity.

This vodka is distilled from wheat, rye, and potatoes--not something you see every day. Made in Poland, this vodka is a product of the Patrón Spirits Company. Packaged in a eye-catching blue cobalt bottle. It is 40% ABV.

This Polish rye-based vodka is flavored with grass from the Białowieża Forest in northeastern Poland, one of the last and largest primeval forests in the world. It is here where Polish bison roam among the grass. The grass is harvested each June or July, dried, and cut to size. The grass is bundled into small batches and the vodka is pressed through capturing its flavor. A single blade of grass is inserted into each bottle. Note: In the US, the vodka, sold as "Zu Vodka", is artificially flavored as coumarin found in the original is not permitted.

U'luvka is a Polish vodka distilled from wheat, rye, barley, and oats grown in the Wielkopolska region of Poland. The bottle design is "inspired by ancient alchemist distillation vessels". Some bottles are sold with two drinking vessels which have no base, a gentle suggestion to never put your glass down.

This Polish vodka is made from 100% rye. After column-distillation it is twice charcoal-filtered. Bottled at 40% ABV.

This vodka, first launched in 2006, is distilled in Poland using spelt grain and natural spring water. This vodka was created to help the endangered snow leopard. 15% of all profits go to the Snow Leopard Trust, a non-profit organization established in 1981.

Potocki is made from 100% locally-sourced rye. Distilled via column distillation, it is blended with distilled water to bring it to proof. No additives and no charcoal filtration.

First introduced to the US in 1996 as a luxury vodka, Belvedere Vodka is distilled from 100% Polish Dankowskie rye. It is distilled using a four-column still process. Belvedere uses water drawn from wells situated in the grounds of the distillery to bring it to proof and then charcoal filters the vodka prior to bottling. The brand's name means "beautiful to see".

Chopin Potato Vodka was first launched in 1992 and was first introduced to the US in 1997. This family-owned brand produces single ingredient vodkas with no flavored vodkas in their portfolio. Their 100% potato vodka is made mostly from potatoes sourced within 25 miles of the distillery, some of which they grow themselves. They are cooked whole with their skins prior to fermentation. The vodka is distilled in a copper column-still. Bottled at 40% ABV.