Zubrowka Rosé
Bison grass with forest fruits, rosehip and a hint of juniper. Fresh, light and, at 32% ABV, the lightest in the family. Not for drinking neat, but for serving with tonic, plenty of ice and fresh berries.
A pink long drink with bison grass
Zubrowka Rosé takes the bison grass of Bison Grass as its starting point, adding forest fruits, rosehip and a hint of juniper. The juniper gives it a light, spicy freshness you would more commonly expect from a gin, while the berries and rosehip provide color and fruitiness.
At 32% ABV, this is the lightest Zubrowka, and it is genuinely made for mixing. The maker does not recommend drinking it neat, but with tonic, plenty of ice and fresh berries. Think of it as a pink version of a gin and tonic: a large balloon glass, plenty of ice and a handful of raspberries or blackberries.
In brief
Fresh fruit with a spicy edge
Berries and rosehip
Red and blue forest fruits with the slightly tart, floral note of rosehip. The bison grass sits softly underneath.
Light and fresh
Fruity but not heavy or syrupy. The 32% ABV makes it light, while tonic brings out the freshness even more.
A hint of juniper
On the finish, juniper comes through: spicy and slightly resinous, making it finish dry rather than sweet.
The flavor profile of Zubrowka Rosé with tonic and ice, as intended. Neat, it is less balanced.
Drink Rosé slowly, chilled and with berries
Not a shot or a small sip neat: Rosé comes to life with bubbles, ice and fresh fruit.
Rosé & tonic
Fill a balloon glass to the rim with ice, then add 50 ml Zubrowka Rosé and 150 ml tonic. Garnish with a handful of fresh raspberries, blackberries or blueberries. This is the serve recommended by the maker.
Balloon glasses →With cranberry and grapefruit
40 ml Rosé, 80 ml cranberry juice and 40 ml grapefruit juice over ice in a long drink glass: a Sea Breeze with a berry-rich, spicy base.
To the Sea Breeze →Rosé Bramble
50 ml Rosé, 25 ml lemon juice and 10 ml sugar syrup over crushed ice in a tumbler, topped with a splash of blackberry liqueur. The juniper in the vodka gives it a surprisingly gin-like character.
To the Bramble →Pink cocktails with Zubrowka Rosé
Berries, citrus and bubbles: these recipes complement the forest fruit and juniper in the bottle.
Sea Breeze
Vodka, cranberry and grapefruit over ice. Rosé makes it fuller and more berry-forward.
Bramble
Lemon, sugar and blackberry liqueur over crushed ice. The juniper in Rosé replaces the gin here.
Woo Woo
Vodka, peach and cranberry. A sweet, pink long drink for a terrace.
Cosmopolitan
Vodka, triple sec, cranberry and lime. Rosé adds an extra layer of forest fruit to the classic.The right glass for Zubrowka Rosé
A large balloon glass for Rosé and tonic, a long drink glass for Sea Breeze and Woo Woo, a tumbler for the Bramble and a martini glass for the Cosmopolitan.
More Zubrowka flavours
Zubrowka
The brand story: the primeval forest of Białowieża, bison grass vodka and all the other types of Zubrowka.
To Zubrowka →Zubrowka Bison Grass
The original with the blade of grass in the bottle. Almond and vanilla; neat ice-cold or with apple juice.
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Zubrowka Biala
Clear vodka made from winter rye, without bison grass. Smooth and neutral: the brand's mixing vodka.
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Zubrowka Vanilla
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Zubrowka Raspberry
Soft, well-balanced raspberry. Ice-cold as a shot or in a French Martini or Clover Club.
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Zubrowka Mango Passionfruit
Mango and passion fruit, full-bodied and fruity. As a shot or in a Sex on the Beach or Piña Colada.
View Zubrowka Mango Passionfruit →All vodka brands and flavours in one place, from Swedish grain to French grapes.
Questions about Zubrowka Rosé
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