Lubelska Pomegranate Vodka Liqueur (Granat) 50cl / 30%
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Lubelska Pomegranate is a Polish pomegranate vodka liqueur from Lubelska, pairing vodka with tangy pomegranate at 30% ABV in a 50cl bottle. The label names it Granat, the Polish word for the fruit. Pomegranate is an unusual flavour among Polish vodka liqueurs, and this one was created for light, refreshing summer drinks. The character is tangy and red-fruited rather than heavily sweet, so it suits anyone who likes a pomegranate liqueur with a crisp edge.
Lubelska Pomegranate on the nose and palate
- Nose: Pomegranate seeds, red grape and a hint of cranberry.
- Palate: Tangy and juicy, with a sweet-tart balance and a slightly astringent edge.
- Finish: Crisp and fruity, with a gentle tannic dryness.
How to drink Lubelska Pomegranate
Serve it ice-cold, neat in a small glass or over ice with a few fresh pomegranate seeds. It pairs well with Middle Eastern dishes, such as lamb kofta, hummus and tabbouleh, as well as with feta salads and dark chocolate. Light and fruity, it fits warm-weather occasions best: barbecues, picnics and evenings on the terrace.
Summer drinks with Lubelska Pomegranate
- Pomegranate Fizz: pour 40 ml into a wine glass with ice and top with 100 ml sparkling rosé.
- Pomegranate Mule: build 40 ml over ice in a copper mug with 15 ml lime juice and 120 ml ginger beer.
- Pomegranate Mint Cooler: muddle a few mint leaves in a highball, add ice, 40 ml Lubelska Pomegranate and 120 ml soda water, then squeeze in some lime.
How it compares
Lubelska Pomegranate is less sweet than Lubelska Mango and has a softer, more grape-like acidity than Lubelska Cranberry. All three share a 30% ABV, so the difference lies purely in fruit character. For a darker red fruit with more tannin, Lubelska Blackcurrant is the closest relative in the range.
Good to know
Lubelska is part of the Stock Polska portfolio. A Lubelska Pomegranate 50cl bottle is a neat size to bring to a summer party. Wodka Company ships Lubelska Pomegranate to customers right across the UK from its London base.
Po polsku
Granat to rzadko spotykany smak wśród polskich likierów, a Lubelska Pomegranate (Granat) łączy go z wódką przy mocy 30%, w butelce 0,5 l. Powstała z myślą o lekkich, orzeźwiających letnich drinkach, dlatego zamiast ciężkiej słodyczy ma kwaskowy charakter czerwonych owoców. W ustach jest soczysta i słodko-cierpka, z lekko ściągającym, wytrawnym finiszem. Najlepiej podawać ją lodowato zimną albo jako spritz z prosecco, wodą gazowaną i pestkami granatu.
Frequently asked questions
What does Lubelska Pomegranate taste like?
Lubelska Pomegranate is tangy rather than heavily sweet, with juicy pomegranate seeds, a red-grape note and a hint of cranberry. A light, tannic dryness on the finish keeps Lubelska Pomegranate crisp and refreshing.
What does 'Granat' mean on Lubelska Pomegranate?
Granat is the Polish word for pomegranate, so the label of Lubelska Pomegranate simply names the fruit. The same Polish word also means garnet, a gemstone named after the red seeds of the pomegranate.
What cocktail can I make with Lubelska Pomegranate?
Lubelska Pomegranate makes a fresh Pomegranate Collins: pour 40 ml over ice in a tall glass, add 20 ml lemon juice and 10 ml sugar syrup, then top with 100 ml soda water. Scatter a few pomegranate seeds on top to finish.
