Vodka

This Moskovskaya was distilled and bottled in the USSR/CCCP for the West-German market in the 1980’s.

This Moskovskaya was distilled and bottled in the USSR/CCCP for the West-German market in the 1980’s.

Okhotnichya (a.k.a. Hunters Brandy) is a genuine 1970’s Vodka, bottled in and imported from the USSR.

Italian Wodka, made by highy appreciated producer Sarti-Lorenzetti which seems no longer active. We estimate this 50cl bottle to date from the 1960’s.

Smirnoff Black ‘n’ Blue was launched around 2000 and remained in production until 2005 by when it was initially relabeled as Nordic Berries and eventually took the name Smirnoff North.

Smirnoff Citrus is a citrus flavoured vodka, good for cocktails. This discontinued version contains a hefty 40% ABV, current versions have been downgraded to 35% ABV.

Stolichnaya Premium Vodka has linked up with internationally acclaimed artist Yuri Gorbachev to create a limited-edition product for travel retail. Gorbachev, whose iconic artwork is inspired by the deep and vibrant colours of Byzantine art, explained: “My limited-edition Stolichnaya label incorporates the four elements – earth, air, water an...

This Limited Edition Stolichnaya glows in the dark, how nice.

This is a very old Wyborowa, estimated to have been produced sometime in the 1950’s by Państwowy Monopol Spirytusowy,, the State controlled organisation responsible for the production , marketing and sales in post-WWII Poland. Państwowy Monopol Spirytusowy was based in Warschau from 1948 till 1972. That same year the organisation was re...

This Zubrowka is estimated to have been produced at the end of the 1960’s. Zubrowka a.k.a Bison Grass Vodka has a unique flavour and is described as having woodruff, vanilla, coconut, and almond notes.

The rye distillate is flavoured with a tincture of bison grass (Hierochloe odorata), which also gives the spirit its yellowish co...