Polish distiller employs traditional packaging for premium vodka in U.S.

摘要

While walking through the Polmos Bialystock distillery in Eastern Poland, Wodka founder James Dale discovered arnrelic from Poland's communist era: a blue bottle with a slightly tattered label that simply read "Wodka," the Polish word for "vodka," sitting on a display shelf.rnIntrigued, Dale researched the mystery bottle. The Polmos distillery, the leading vodka producer in Poland, was a state-owned monopoly founded in the late 1920s that controlled the spirits market, namely because the communist authorities forced all distilleries to become a part of the monopoly. Retaining that original bottle's minimalist design, Wodka aims to stick to its working-class roots by producing quality vodka that's accessible to everyone. Wodka is distributed in North America by Panache Imports.