announce its first limited release in The Kiwiana Collection, Pineapple Bits, we are pretty sure Kiwis will agree it’s just as delicious as the original 1950’s recipe from Oamaru. Dear we say even better in gin form for summer! U'Luvka Vodka uses a blend of three different types of wheat - spring wheat, winter wheat, and rye. The spring wheat gives U'Luvka Vodka its sweetness, while the winter wheat provides body and mouthfeel. The rye adds spice and a bit of heat. Real treasure of Cognac Frapin, Château Fontpinot XO is presented in a sleek, elegant bottle. This very old reserve XO can lay claim to the Château appellation because it is made exclusively from grapes harvested, distilled, aged and bottled at the Château Fontpinot. Hand-crafted distillation over lees and a long ageing in dry cellars give it a particular character. U'Luvka Vodka is made with a unique blend of three different grains- rye, wheat, and barley. This combination results in a smooth taste that has earned U'Luvka numerous awards over the years. The must is distilled in the traditional fashion, in copper columns of 20 trays, to obtain a distinguished, lavish and fruity spirit. After a long aging in American oak casks in its homeland, this RON PANAMÁ travelled across the Atlantic to come and perfect its finesse in the Charente region, inside our cool cognac cellars.

U’luvka is a smooth vodka that is made with a blend of three different grains; rye, wheat, and barley. The vodka is distilled four times and then filtered three times through charcoal. U’Luvka is 40% alcohol by volume. What Does U'Luvka Vodka Taste Like? Balanced, rich and complex on the palate with aromas of dried fruits and candied fruits and an exceptionally long finish. Add a drop of water to Château Fontpinot XO to let the aromas breathe and soften the power of the cognac. A bunch of aromas characterized by notes of coconut, Tonka beans and vanilla sugar. The aromatic strength recalls the typicality of the sugarcane.U'Luvka Vodka is a stylish, elegant Polish vodka which is made from flavoursome rye, barley, and wheat. It is unusually light and clean, distilled with a subtle touch for round, gently floral taste. This crisp and sweet vodka will dazzle your palate without leaving you with a thumping hangover in the morning! It is triple distilled and made entirely in Poland for an authentic drinking experience. This is a true vodka drinker's delight, perfect for connoisseurs and enthusiasts. U'Luvka Vodka is made in the tradition of alchemy fit for a king We’re driven by a mission to bring more transparency and integrity to the spirits industry. We choose not to compromise on the quality of ingredients and connection to the distilling craft for the sake of scalability. Tales, myths and legends are told across Poland of the legendary alchemist Sedivogius and a magical vodka he distilled to save King Sigismund III from an incurable disease in 1606. The story and the recipe was only ever partially recorded and retold in fragments, so U'Luvka set out to recreate this mythical elixir. By consulting scholars of alchemy, ancient texts and working with expert distillers the legend of Sedivogius has been rediscovered and bottled as U'Luvka.

We are proud to be New Zealand made and walk the walk, not just talk the talk. Next time you are in your local liquor store look for the words “New Zealand made” on the bottle and not just “New Zealand”. You will likely be surprised by the amount of gins that claim to be New Zealand gins, but are not made here and do not have a physical distillery to call home. If U'Luvka Vodka is not your thing, there are plenty of other options out there. Some other great vodkas include Grey Goose, Ketel One, and Belvedere. All of these brands offer a smooth taste and high quality that you can trust. What's the Difference Between U'Luvka Vodka and Other Vodkas? We incorporate New Zealand’s finest ingredients with kiwi ingenuity to produce innovative, first-rate spirits that people can get excited about. Grown on the Peninsula de Azuero, the sugarcane matures in ideal tropical climatic conditions. Historically cultivated for the sugar industry, they also produce the syrup and cane juice (guarapo) which boasts perfect organoleptic characteristics for the elaboration of a RON of Great Origin. Born from a passion for traditional Polish vodka, U'Luvka Vodka is made to the highest possible standards. It captures of the spirit of the vodka made by an alchemist for the court of King Sigismund III, which in the fashion of the time was drunk from glasses with no base. Once your glass had been filled, you were obliged to drain it without putting it down! Rather predictably, this lead to a somewhat severe rash of hangovers amongst the members of the court, so the alchemist Sendivogius was sent for to distil a purer and more balanced spirit. U'Luvka follows in the footsteps of his tradition to deliver a vodka which is crisp, clean and smooth to drink.The best vodka is made from finest rye and grain; singly or in combination. It is the noble grains that give the vodka its essential character, its soul. The soul in vodka speaks to the soul in man. No wonder the Poles and Russians, with their tremendous sense of soul, should choose vodka as their national drink.

U'Luvka also uses a traditional Polish method of distillation called "quadruple distillation." This means that the vodka is distilled four times before it is bottled, which results in a cleaner and clearer spirit. How is U'Luvka Vodka Made? Only a true gourmet will appreciate the Château Fontpinot XO to the full. This cognac enchants desserts with its fruity flavours and offers its character to anyone who enjoys the simple pleasures of a cheese board.»Made from plants, flowers and spices, macerated in local Chambéry wine for several weeks to allow each ingredient to fully develop. Vermouth Routin Blanc contains French wines only. U'Luvka Vodka is made from rye, wheat, and potato. Rye and wheat are gluten-containing grains, so U'Luvka Vodka is not gluten-free. If you have celiac disease or a gluten intolerance, you should avoid U'Luvka Vodka. What Can You Mix U'Luvka Vodka With?