Grasovka
Grasovka – this is Polish vodka with a distinctive character: Inside each bottle is a real blade of bison grass, which gives the vodka its special note.
Clear, clean, and surprisingly aromatic – Grasovka is just as convincing neat on ice as it is as a base for classic cocktails. A Screwdriver with fresh orange juice? Simple, refreshing, unbeatable. Want more? Turn it into a Harvey Wallbanger – just add Galliano Vanilla and a splash of lime. That's how a simple drink becomes a truly memorable moment.
Grasovka —
Polish vodka infused with bison grass stalks
Grasovka is one of the best-known representatives of the Polish Żubrówka style: Each bottle contains a real stalk of bison grass ( Hierochloe odorata ), which grows in the forests of eastern Poland and gives the vodka its characteristic note — a subtle aroma of vanilla, freshly mown hay and a hint of almond.
The vodka itself is clear and cleanly distilled, without any overpowering harshness. Neat and well-chilled, it unfolds its character most clearly. It works equally well as a base for a Screwdriver with freshly squeezed orange juice—and for those who want to take it a step further, a shot of Galliano Vanilla and a squeeze of lime make a Harvey Wallbanger.
Grasovka represents a Polish vodka tradition that relies on grain bases and plant aromas — not a gimmick, but a style with a long history in the Białowieża region on the border with Belarus.


