Soplica Wiśniowa — Polish cherry-infused vodka built on the country's centuries-old nalewka tradition. Real fruit, real spirit, just enough sweetness to round the edges.

Heritage: Soplica takes its name from a noble family in Adam Mickiewicz's epic Polish poem Pan Tadeusz — a deliberate tie to the country's literary and folk past. Nalewka, fruit-infused vodka, has been a Polish household craft since the 17th century, originally made each summer with whatever orchard fruit was abundant. Soplica's bottlings — wiśniowa (cherry), pigwowa (quince), orzechowa (walnut) — read as the commercial heirs to those homemade jars.

Tasting notes: Deep ruby-cherry in the glass. Sweet ripe cherry on the nose with a clean spirit lift. Soft, fruity palate with restrained sweetness and a vodka-clean finish.

Pairing: Serve well chilled in small cordial glasses, neat or over ice. Excellent before or after a heavy meal — pierogi, golabki, bigos — or poured into hot tea on a cold evening for a traditional herbata z prądem.

Pack: 750ml glass bottle. Store upright in a cool, dark place; keeps well once opened.