The flagship bottle is produced from Polish rye (although the range has expanded into potato and wheat varieties, as you’ll see below).

Taaka is made from just "grain," which probably means mostly corn, and it's charcoal-filtered to remove as much flavor as possible. The resulting vodka is very neutral, simply a source of alcohol that won't interfere with any other flavors you mix it with. This isn't the kind of spirit you'll necessarily want to savor neat, but it's a quality vodka at an extremely low price. It also undergoes a five-stage charcoal filtration process, so it comes with a pure, clean, and earthy undertone. Despite Luksusowa’s impressive mouthfeel and reputation, Luksusowa vodka is considered one of the most affordable brands in the market. 14. Monopolowa Additionally, Born and Bred vodka is produced in small batches and distilled 20 times. Furthermore, Born and Bred vodka is charcoal-filtered to achieve a high level of purity.

Chopin Vodka is another Polish brand appropriately named after the famous Polish composer Frédéric Chopin. Chopin Potato Vodka offers an unparalleled creamy and earthy, smooth taste. It also has subtle vanilla, potato bread, green apple nose, a flavorful profile, a clean finish, and no burn. A lot of people like Russian Standard as their go to lower shelf brand. I have tried Luksusowa side by side with Russian Standard and I must attest to the fact that Russian has more of a “bite”. It stings the tongue in comparison. Luksusowa is definitely an excellent Vodka for the price. Luksusowa Vodka is gluten free but it is not vegan as it contains trace amounts of milk. What Can You Mix Luksusowa Vodka With?

There is one word that best describes this vodka; “creamy.” Try it you’ll love it. Much better than many other vodkas that are priced 3x. as much. Highly recommended. Additionally, Vesica vodka has a mildly oily texture and a lingering warmth on the palate, but Vesica vodka doesn’t leave a harsh burn. Monopolowa is also one of the most popular Polish potato vodka brands that offer an excellent, smooth, and dry finish.It’s worth noting that many of the vodka brands above also offer a non-flavoured options, but they don’t seem to be as popular. So, Which One to Choose?

Excellent, I’m glad you finally found this vodka. Love the feel of it, the oily–creamy works too, I guess–texture when I’m shooting it is magnificent if I do say so myself. Although like an earlier comment said, I did have some trouble mixing it, but I was perfectly fine shooting it.For the beverage to earn the privilege to call itself a “Polish Vodka”, it must be distilled from Polish-grown potatoes or grains (rye, wheat, oats, triticale or barley).