*Packaging may varyVodka /40% ABV / Poland
Dating back to the 16th century, distillers in Poland harvested aromatic bison grass to flavor their vodka. They named the spirit “Zubrowka” in tribute to the bison (“zubr” in Polish) that were fond of the sweet-tasting grass. Today, Zubrowka Bison Grass Vodka is recognized for its unique and delicious taste with notes of almond, vanilla, coconut, and lavender. Each bottle contains a blade of famed bison grass. While Zubrowka Bison Grass is often included by mixologists in complex drinks, it is also excellent simply mixed with apple juice, apple cider, ginger ale, or coconut water. Over the last 50 years, the brand has won over 60 awards.
View all products by ZubrowkaCalifornia Residents: Click here for Proposition 65 WARNINGAbsolutely delicious flavored vodka. Subtle notes of anise and cinnamon, maybe like a spiced loaf of bread. Very aromatic. Not sweet in and of itself of course, but perfect for sweet cocktails like an espresso or chocolate martini. I'd drink this neat as well.
Absolutely terrible. Even in a mixed drink you can’t hide the overwhelming taste of grass. If it was just a hint of it, that would be fine but this is like chewing a mouth full of grass with some booze. Waste of money.
Like nothing I’ve ever had.
This vodka is great. It’s smooth enough to enjoy drinking on its own, has a unique flavor because of the bison grass, and also mixes well. Even people who don’t usually drink vodka like this.
Ever since my Polish neighbor introduced this brand to me last year, it's the only brand I'll use. It's smooth, not harsh. It tastes great as either a shot or mixed. I highly recommend!
Delicious
This vodka is delicious and smooth with flavors of vanilla. And the blade of grass definitely adds a nice touch. So delicious!
Totally delicious and great service
While imported from Polmos Bialystok Poland, this does not seem to have quite the same grassy essence of Zubrowka Bison Grass Vodka sold in Poland from the Polmos Bialystok Distillery. It is very close in flavor leaving one wishing for a bit more of the sweet grass essence that make Zubrowka so enjoyable. However, no reason not to enjoy it as often as desired here in the US.
I've just returned from England where this vodka is very popular. It has a lovely fresh taste, somewhat redolent of grass and even has a blade of "grass" in the bottle but it doesn't look or taste like grass. The vodka however is very tasty and, over ice, only needs a little tonic but no lime or lemon. Go for the grass!