Package design made for Kozuba & Sons micro distillery.
According to tales, legends, stories and folklore, the stork is a bird that has special protection as it is he that delivers newborns. And the new liquor from our distillery, called Starkus, comes from the stork….
Starka is a vodka which has been known in Poland and Lithuania since the XV century. In the middle ages Lithuanian tradesmen transferred vodka into oak barrels so that over the course of a long journey the beverage would gain its characteristic amber colour. The name of this vodka originates from the Lithuanian word “starkus” meaning “stork”. The tradition of producing “stork” vodka finds its roots in an old custom whereby when a baby was born, the master of the house would bury a barrel of homemade vodka and leave it unopened until the day the grown child was married.
Sources claim that starka was known as a dry, rye vodka made across Poland and Lithuania.
Starka is a vodka which has been known in Poland and Lithuania since the XV century. In the middle ages Lithuanian tradesmen transferred vodka into oak barrels so that over the course of a long journey the beverage would gain its characteristic amber colour. The name of this vodka originates from the Lithuanian word “starkus” meaning “stork”. The tradition of producing “stork” vodka finds its roots in an old custom whereby when a baby was born, the master of the house would bury a barrel of homemade vodka and leave it unopened until the day the grown child was married.
Sources claim that starka was known as a dry, rye vodka made across Poland and Lithuania.
