Made with locally grown rye, Potocki is distilled twice without filtration. Later, right before bottling, it rests to better preserve rye aromas and greasiness.
Potocki Vodka fits in the long tradition of the aristocratic Polish Potocki family. Created after the fall of Napoleon in 1816, it is made in the second oldest distillery of the country, at the Lancut Castle. Starting from 1856 it became so famous that was served at the imperial Court in Vienna.
Tasting Notes
• Color: colorless
• Fragrance: fresh and very aromatic. Initially fully releases the rye, then changes to lemon and coconut milk scents.
• Taste: rich and velvety. Rye combines with the spices with the coconut and praline end taste.
• Aftertaste: long and elegant, with red berries, citrus and toasted rye.

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