Distillery
Sobieski
Sobieski is a Polish vodka brand whose production is tied to the historic Starogard Gdański facility. The base vodka is made from rye (cultivar Dankowski) and water; the range includes the classic bottle and flavored variants.
- Starogard Gdański · Pomeranian Voivodeship (Pomorskie) · Poland
- Since 1846
The story
Production associated with the Sobieski name has roots in the Starogard Gdański facility, with activity documented since 1846. The brand is named after the Polish king Jan III Sobieski and the brand's communication evokes this historical figure. The bottle and brand image are conceived as an homage to Polish history and vodka tradition.
Production philosophy
The brand emphasizes raw materials and tradition: the base vodka is described as produced exclusively from selected rye and water, with a focus on product purity and a bottle design that recalls Polish historical identity.
Territory
Production facility in Starogard Gdański, in the Pomerania area (Pomeranian Voivodeship, Pomorskie), Poland.
Production method
Production based on rye (cultivar Dankowski) and water for the base vodka; the official site and technical documents report the use of rectification/column stills at the Starogard Gdański facility.
Distillation
Column rectification (rectification/column still) — for the base vodka the distillation/rectification is indicated as using rye and water.
Characteristics
- Type
- Distillery
- City
- Starogard Gdański
- Categories
- rye vodka
- Polish vodka
- flavoured vodka
- spirits brand
- Raw materials
- rye (cultivar Dankowski)
- water
- Representative products
- Vodka 100cl - Sobieski
- Sobieski Vodka (base, 40% ABV)
What makes it distinctive
- Production linked to the historic Starogard Gdański facility (active since 1846).
- Base vodka produced from rye (cultivar Dankowski) and water.
- Brand inspired by Jan III Sobieski, with a bottle featuring a distinctive design.
Products from Sobieski
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