Offering grower distilling, making and selling fruit spirits, making and selling mead, renting a barrel to start fermentation and cider cider apples from our own fruit.
Craft family distillery in the Lusatian Mountains. We produce and sell traditional Czech spirits such as slivovice, pear, cherry, apple, fruit and herbal liqueurs. Our products are 100% natural, without the use of artificial colourings, flavourings and flavourings.
Craft family distillery and distillery in the heart of Pálava. Modern copper distillation column, experience and personal approach. We can help with unloading and rinsing of containers.
Production, sale and distribution of spirits such as liqueurs, brandies and vodkas. Our products include Vodka Amundsen, Vodka 1906, Bozkov Vodka, Fernet Stock, Magister, Brandy Original, Napoleon Ambassador, Key Rum, Bozkov Gin, Bozkov Spiced, Slivovice Stock and others.
Production of natural fruit spirits, liqueurs and absinthes made from local herbs and fruits grown in the White Carpathians Protected Landscape Area. Our products include slivovice, pear brandy, apricot brandy, absinthe, gin, pine brandy and cone brandy.
We are a fruit distillery. We produce fruit spirits (apple, plum, pear, raspberry, etc.), herbal tinctures, liqueurs (cherry, rowan, walnut, etc.). We also operate a distillery and a cider house.
Experience the production of Becherovka. You will take away an unforgettable experience from a tour of our production plant in Karlovy Vary. A unique opportunity to go through the entire production process - from the first drop to the final sticking of the label.
We provide growers distilling fruit spirits from brought in pickled fruit. We do not process fruit for fermentation, we do not prepare fermentation. We distill only from imported leaven.
Production and sale of spirits. We offer Devil's bloodshake, Evergreen apple and vodka, Amaretto Dorato or Elixir of St. John of Nepomuk. You will find smaller and larger packages. The craft of distilling has been inextricably linked to the Jenčík family for four generations. The first records date back to 1878.