Embark on a party tour with a great combination of facts and hands-on vodka tasting. Drink both white and flavored vodkas, as well as legendary local liqueurs.  Play fun games to compare the flavors with your mates. Your guide will teach you how to drink vodka the Polish way and explain why it is referred to as the national drink. All the locations are carefully chosen based on their unique atmospheres, which reflect different periods in Polish culture and history. During the tour, taste appetizers perfectly matched to the spirits, including white vodka (potato, grain), flavored vodka (nuts, lemon), liqueur, and 70% absinthe.  Choose the 2-hour option to taste a set of five vodkas and appetizers at three different venues. If you are interested in more flavors, then opt for the 3-hour option, which includes seven special shots at four different venues, all paired with appetizers. For the best combination of Polish vodka and traditional cuisine in five venues, select the 4-hour option to enjoy 10 vodkas and ample servings of local food.

Sample authentic Polish delicacies on this private tasting tour in Bialystok. With your guide, visit carefully selected venues offering the very best of regional cuisine and learn about local history, culture, and traditions. There are three options for you to choose from when booking. On the 2.5-hour tour, you'll have a basic guided sightseeing walking tour with stops at 2 eateries. Sample different kinds of dumplings, taste Polish meats and other specialties, and enjoy a cake accompanied by a tea or coffee. On the 3.5-hour tour, taste traditional food at 3 venues, including dumplings, meat, and soup, as well as a beer, cake, and tea or coffee. Your guide will also show you some city highlights. Upgrade the experience entirely with the 5-hour option, which combines great food, 8 local vodka or beers, and sightseeing. Enjoy a stroll through the city and see some of Bialystok’s iconic landmarks, followed by a delicious feast. Highlights of the tour include Kosciuszko’s Market Square, the Archcathedral Basilica, and the impressive Great Griffin Gateway which leads to the charming Branicki Palace.