SOBIESKI Polish Vodka 70cl Bottle

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A fine fine vodka that my staff member recommended and I tried. Mixes very well. So well you don’t know it is there. That is either really good for you, really good for the bartender or really good for the state trooper who pulls you over. It is just all kinds of good, however please note I do not condone or promote driving while intoxicated. It is not bitter, goes down smooth and really is one of the finer vodkas I have tried. I believe if Sobi said Organic and had a more expensive price, you would have not have felt…”off” as you say. Let me add my addle minded opinion to that of, what seems to be, the prevailing consensus; Sobi is a fantastic voddy, especially given its ever-so-humble price point. Smooth as a baby’s bum with just a wee nip of spice from the loveliness that is rye, it exemplifies and further evidences the inherent superiority of Polish Wodka. Na Zdrowie!

MikeA: I wonder if you got a bad bottle, as absurd as this sounds, simply because your experience was so odd. I’m with you on the smoothness and the disappearing into the mixer (although I confess that Sobieski is not my go-to for a sipping vodka). But the fact that it didn’t light you up? Baffled. I’ve definitely seen it sneak up on a couple of my friends who, like you, couldn’t taste it in mixed drinks, assumed the drinks were weak, and started adding extra (only to find that they were smashed about 30 mins later), but you seem to be saying that it simply did not affect you. I must say that this is a problem I have never had or seen.

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A few years ago the brand lost its right to call itself wódka, as the alcohol content went down slightly. Don’t let that deter you, give it a try. While Absolut offers plenty of flavor variations, its original, unflavored vodka should be a staple of any liquor cabinet. It’s one of the cleanest vodkas available, with a crisp, pure taste that’s somehow also full-bodied and complex. will not give any “buzz” to even a pre-pubescent child, so your “off” feeling that aspect was either psycho-somatic or a flat out lie. Available all over the country, in my opinion, it’s the best vodka in Poland. Krupnik is cheap and really good. The most popular, of course, is the plain white one. However, there are many flavors available as well, including: Every once in a while I stray away from sobi and buy a “top shelf” vodka, thinking im in for a treat. but am reminded as soon as I shoot the first shot why the price of vodka is in no way a reflection of taste or flavor.

I agree. I buy Luksusowa or Sobieski everytime I hit my local liquor store. Both are great at a very reasonable price. There are several key factors that set Sobieski apart from other vodka brands on the market. These include: I agree that Sobieski is far better than the other vodkas that you’ve cited, except Luksusowa. I prefer Luksusowa slightly to Sobieski, especially in an extra dry martini up with olives. Both vodkas deserve a 5 star rating, in my opinion. However, it still is a better value than Luksusowa due to its exceptionally low price.Only thing bugged me is that the plastic bottle; it gives me the impression of cheap vodka from local CVS. I have tried Sobiesk…now two bottles worth. It is a premium tasting vodka, at a price that is more than reasonable. The folks marketing this stuff should be able to make a killing: a smooth, great tasting vodka, that mixes well…and without the pretentiousness of certain other brands – however “fowl” they may be – let me say that I will take Sobieski anytime over the over priced brands. This is a damned good spirit. Try it as soon as you can find it.