Collection: Vodka International

As well as classic brands, we also offer exotic varieties that stand out for their distinctive flavours and unique production methods:

Crystal Head Vodka (Canada)

Crystal Head Vodka is made from high-quality Canadian maize and pure water from Newfoundland. Distilled four times and filtered seven times through Herkimer diamonds, this vodka offers a clean and neutral taste. The distinctive skull-shaped bottle also makes it a real eye-catcher.

Belvedere Vodka (Poland)

Belvedere Vodka is made from 100% Polish Dankowskie Gold rye and distilled four times to achieve unrivalled purity and smoothness. It is perfect for enjoying neat or as a base for sophisticated cocktails.

Throughout its history, vodka has not only been significant as a luxury drink, but has also been used in a variety of ways in everyday life. From an early stage, it was used as a disinfectant and cleaning agent, as its high alcohol content was effective at killing bacteria and germs. In many households, vodka was therefore regarded as a practical all-purpose remedy – for example, for disinfecting wounds, cleaning surfaces or even preserving food.

These historical uses demonstrate that vodka was far more than just a drink. It served as a versatile aid that fulfilled both medical and practical functions. Whilst today vodka is primarily associated with purity, flavour and spirits culture, its alternative uses highlight the cultural and historical significance of this traditional spirit.

The different spellings of vodka stem from its transcription from Cyrillic. The word ‘водка’ originally comes from Russian, where it literally means ‘little water’. When translated into other languages, variants such as ‘vodka’ and ‘wodka’ emerged; both are correct but are used in different linguistic contexts. Whilst the spelling with a ‘V’ has become established internationally, particularly in English, the form with a ‘W’ is traditionally used in German. These differences may cause confusion among consumers, but they do not alter the name of the same spirit.

Tito's Handmade Vodka (USA)

Tito's Handmade Vodka is made in Texas from 100% corn and distilled in small batches to achieve exceptional purity and a smooth, slightly sweet taste. Ideal for drinking neat or as a base for cocktails.

Ketel One Vodka (Netherlands)

Ketel One Vodka is produced at the Nolet distillery in the Netherlands from European wheat and distilled in copper stills. The result is an extremely pure vodka with a smooth, velvety flavour, perfect for high-quality cocktails.

Zubrowka Bison Grass Vodka (Poland)

Zubrowka Bison Grass Vodka is famous for its unique flavour, which comes from bison grass. This vodka has a smooth, slightly sweet and spicy note, making it ideal for drinking neat or in cocktails such as the ‘Apple Zubrowka’.

The origins of vodka lie in both Russia and Poland, two nations with centuries-old distilling traditions. As early as the Middle Ages, the first grain distillates were produced there, which evolved into what is known today as vodka. Both countries claim to have invented it, a claim that continues to shape cultural and historical debate to this day.

Another key aspect in its development was the standardisation of alcohol content. In Russia, a standard of 40% prevailed for a long time, shaping its distinct character and drinking culture, whilst in Poland, strict guidelines regarding quality and purity were also established. This historical controversy over origin and definition makes vodka not only one of the world’s best-known spirits, but also a symbol of cultural identity.

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International vodka is characterised by an enormous variety of raw materials and production methods. Whether wheat, rye, barley, potatoes or even grapes – each country brings its own traditions and modern distillation methods to the table, resulting in unique flavour profiles. The purest spring water sources and multi-stage filtration, for example using activated carbon or precious metals, lend the spirits clarity, purity and a characteristic texture. Strict quality standards ensure a consistently high standard worldwide.

In addition to the classic version, vodka has also established itself internationally as a base for cocktails. From timeless classics such as the Moscow Mule and the Cosmopolitan to modern creations, it forms the foundation of a creative bar culture. Flavoured vodkas with fruity or spicy notes also enrich the scene and demonstrate just how versatile the spirit is – neat, mixed or as inspiration for innovative drinks.