What is you favorite Polish Vodka?

No im sure she remember something==>BIG hanover on the they after drinking vodka

Hey!

Yeah thats true theres terrible hangover, its one of the reasons I dont like it and another reason is that it tastes awful.

You can always try to mix it with cola or juice to make it taste better. From my experience, if you eat a lot during "binge drinking" you are much better than when you just drink and have a small snack -- good eating during vodka drinking is crucial for a good health and mood in the morning :-).

Eat Pierogies when drinking your vodka You can drink much more than usual.

I knew it!!!:P

and have u ever tried żóbrówka with apple juice?
has a realy nice taste, i like it

I like to drink the żóbrówka and then chase it with apple juice

secret ingredient??? would you care to share this secret

It'll cost ya

FISZ - I'll ask your girlfriend to pay you in kind - is that okay?

hahaha so kind of you shelley clove

krysia maybe the sugar added is to preserve it. <(i do hope i have spelt that right)

my dic is upstair and i cant be bothered going getting it

bimberek to to co lubie

I thought it tasted kinda like an apple pie. I don't normally like fruity drinks but the Zobrowka/apple juice thing is actually pretty good.

It means u have good taste old punk

Thnx. Maybe when I come to Gdansk we can share some.

Has anyone here ever tried Gdanska Zlotówka? (the liquor with the gold flakes) I was just wondering if it's a vodka or something like Goldschlager?

its very similar

Yes indeed it is.... I've gotten quite a few people addicted to it

I was going to buy a bottle there but it was over 100 zł I was hoping that it was more similar to a vodka. I can't drink Goldschlager...too sweet & syrupy.

should try wrotyczowka easy to make easy to go in the head, here's the recipe:
5g of hyssop, 2,5g of melissa and 5g of veronica mix and leave for future. take one teaspoon of that mixture and macerate in vodka 80% (160 proof) when macerated dilute with water up to 40% or less and take fresh not so small tansy (Tanacetum vulgaris) leaf and leave it until the bottle gets empty. However, undoubtedly the best Polish vodka is of course our rectified spirit 96% try it neat and feel the difference regards from Rzeszów

I can't mess with the spirits.... gleba never fails. The wrotyczowka sounds good though. Do you drink Absynth?

Evil drink, first time in Czech, I saw a girl try and walk through a wall (we watched her and her b/f drinking it, flames and all) so me and my ex decided that we wasnt going to try it in a bar.....we brought 4 bottles home, two for us one for my friend and one for my big bro....lol....we drank some of one of the bottles we brought home....and never tried it again...the bottle I gave to my friend we had a couple of shots one night and she made me take the rest of the bottle back home.....my big bro ended up with nearly 4 bottles, he still has 2 left after 5 years....doesnt that tell you something????? ITS EVIL.....

Wow. I was going to bring a bottle back from the airport, but I guess if it's that bad.....

What happened when you drank it? It's a hallucinogenic, right?

I've had just 1 shot with a sugar cube melted in it. It tastes horrid!! 1 shot did nothing though.

LMAO!

Vodka, VODKA! That all you could think of? Lol, you're worst than me!

Guess what ? (I know you already have ) I can get vodka 'down the road'

Anyway, isn't vodka Russian by origin?

Being lazy as I am, I'd be better off finding a Polish cutie first, who could be my tour guide as well

Besides the word "vodka" comes from polish "wódka".

In Polish language we pronuance "W" like english "V", and in english you dont have polish "Ó", thus in the end, the international name for "Wódka" remainded "VODKA".

If you want to pronuance it like Poles do, just say "VOODKA".

PS:
Listen to that guy. He knew what he was talking about.

Doesn't this translate to water of fire or something?

"Wódka" is very similar to the word "woda", which means "water".
But there's also another name for vodka in Poland; namely "gorzałka" which means something like "burning water" or "burning liquid".