Skip to content

NEW VALENTINE ♥️ Soplica Raspberry & Rose Vodka Liqueur (Malinowa z Różą) 50cl / 28%

Sale price £13.99

Tax included

Shipping calculated at checkout

In stock

  • Free delivery on all orders over £99
  • Tracked delivery with all orders
  • Rated excellent on Trustpilot ☆☆☆☆☆
  • Eco-friendly and safe packaging

Product details

Soplica Raspberry and Rose is a Polish raspberry vodka liqueur with a soft rose accent, released by Soplica as a limited Valentine's edition and bottled at 28% ABV in a 50cl bottle. On Polish shelves it carries the name Malinowa z Różą, and its character is closer to warm raspberry jam and home baking than to fresh-picked fruit. The rose stays discreet, adding perfume rather than extra sweetness. It suits couples sharing a dessert, friends meeting for tea and cake, or anyone who likes a fruit liqueur with a floral edge.

Soplica Raspberry and Rose tasting notes

  • Nose: Warm raspberry preserve, a breath of rosewater and a hint of sweet shortcrust pastry.
  • Palate: Rounded and jammy, with ripe raspberry in front and rose petals drifting in behind a gentle vodka warmth.
  • Finish: Medium in length, fruity at first and then faintly dry, with the floral note lasting longest.

How to drink Soplica Raspberry and Rose

Chill the bottle to about 5°C and pour 30–40 ml into a small liqueur glass, or serve it over a single ice cube in a tumbler. Stirred into a cup of strong black tea, it turns an ordinary afternoon brew into something special. Pair it with dark chocolate truffles, a raspberry pavlova or pączki, the Polish doughnuts often filled with rose-petal jam.

Soplica Raspberry and Rose cocktails

A raspberry liqueur with a floral side works well with sparkling wine and fresh citrus.

  • Rose Royale: 25 ml in a chilled flute, topped with 100 ml dry crémant and a single raspberry dropped into the glass.
  • Raspberry Rose Sour: shake 50 ml with 20 ml fresh lemon juice and plenty of ice, then strain into a chilled coupe.
  • Pink Tonic: 40 ml over ice in a balloon glass with 120 ml light tonic water and a few fresh raspberries.

How it compares

Soplica Winter Quince, Raspberry and Cinnamon also puts raspberry at the centre, but it trades the rose for tangy quince and baking spice and is bottled at 25%. Soplica Exotic Dragon Fruit and Melon has its own faint floral note, yet next to it this Valentine's bottle tastes jammier, darker in fruit and richer, and it sits at 28% ABV against the Exotic line's 21%.

Good to know

The Soplica Raspberry and Rose 50cl bottle makes a thoughtful Valentine's or anniversary gift, and as a limited edition it may not stay on sale all year. Soplica is one of the most familiar names in Polish flavoured vodka liqueurs. Wodka Company sends Soplica Raspberry and Rose to addresses across the UK from its base in London.

Po polsku

Soplica Raspberry and Rose (Malinowa z Różą) to likier na bazie wódki z limitowanej edycji walentynkowej, o mocy 28% i pojemności 0,5 l. W smaku dominuje słodka malina w stylu domowych przetworów, a płatki róży pozostają w tle jako delikatny, kwiatowy akcent. Najlepiej podawać go schłodzonego do 4–6°C w małym kieliszku. Warto też dolać odrobinę do filiżanki czarnej herbaty, a na deser postawić gorzką czekoladę, sernik albo pączki.

Frequently asked questions

What does 'Malinowa z Różą' mean on Soplica Raspberry and Rose?

Malinowa z Różą translates as "raspberry with rose", which sums up Soplica Raspberry and Rose: a raspberry vodka liqueur finished with a delicate rose accent. Soplica released it as a limited Valentine's edition.

Is Soplica Raspberry and Rose very floral?

No, Soplica Raspberry and Rose is led by sweet raspberry jam, and the rose stays in the background as a light perfumed lift. The floral side shows mainly on the nose and as a faint, dry petal note at the end, so the liqueur reads as fruity first and floral second.

What can I mix with Soplica Raspberry and Rose?

Soplica Raspberry and Rose works well with cloudy lemonade over ice for a simple pink long drink, or topped with chilled prosecco and a splash of soda for a spritz. For a warming option, a measure stirred into black tea follows the traditional Polish habit of sweetening tea with fruit liqueur.

Back to top