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The '''Polmos Łańcut''' distillery is one of the oldest producers of liquors and liqueurs in Poland. Polmos Łańcut has about ten percent of the Polish market. A small amount of the distillery's output is exported to Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Great Britain, Germany, Italy, and the USA.

== History ==
The distillery in Lubomirska on the vast estate of the Lubomirski family. An original document attesting to the distillery's existence in 1784 can be found in its museum. Primarily the Łańcut estate produced regular, anise flavoured and sweetened vodkas. 

Galicia and Austria-Hungary. Trains of the Viennese rail lines passing through the town of Łańcut used to make longer stops to allow travellers to buy the distilleries' famous products. In 1900, ''Count Alfred Potocki's Distillery'' won a gold medal at the International Exposition in Paris for his array of products. Between 1911-1912 Roman Potocki moved the plant to a newly equipped building. Some of the buildings were destroyed with the eruption of World War I. The difficulties were helped by establishing a stock company in 1917.

In 1924 the State Alcohol Monopoly was funded in Warsaw. Łańcut distillery managed to hold its position among the best companies in the country thanks to investments in equipment and innovations. The plant survived the outbreak of World War II largely intact, but it suffered major destruction in 1944 from the withdrawing German armies and advancing Russian units. In 1951 a state enterprise called ''Łańcut Spirits Industries'' was created out of the ''Łańcut Spirits Stock Company'' and ''Count Alfred Potocki's Privileged Distillery of Liqueurs, Rosoglios and Rum in Łańcut''. In 1969 the plant was producing fifteen kinds of unflavoured and flavoured vodkas, about 200,000 bottles a day.

In 1991 Polonaise, Łańcut vodka was introduced and the flag product of the old Potocki firm, Rosoglios, was reintroduced.

== Museum of Vodka Industry ==

The Łańcut distillery holds a museum portraying the plant's traditions and the history of the Polish vodka industry. The museum is located in a manor built in 1883, designed by Ludwik Boguchwalski, which once was the headquarters of the estate management. Its exposition contains old distilling devices, antique machinery as well as old documents, labels, bottles and tasting glasses.

== Brands ==
* Biała Dama
* Ck vodka
* Estate vodka
* Harnaś

=== Łańcut ===
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|manufacturer=Polmos Łańcut
|origin=Łańcut, Poland
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|related= List of vodkas
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'''Polmos Łańcut''' – alkoholu. Alkohole tej firmy zajmują obecnie około 10% polskiego rynku. Mała ilość produktów jest eksportowana do Belgii, Holandii. Francji, Wielkiej Brytanii, Niemiec, Włoszech i USA. Jako jedyna w Polsce zajmuje się produkcją rosolisów. Firma zarządza też Muzeum Gorzelnictwa w Łańcucie.

== Historia ==
Na przełomie Lubomirskich. Za początek działania gorzelni określa się rok Alfred Potocki postawił sobie za cel produkcję najlepszych wódek w całej Europie. PPS "Polmos" usamodzielniły się decyzją Ministra Rolnictwa. Od Grupy Sobieski.

== Produkty ==
Obecnie spółka produkuję wódki, likiery i rosolisy:
* Biała Dama
* Polonaise
* Łańcut
* Wisent
* Harnaś
* Pole Star
* Spirytus Łańcucki
* CK
* Old Brandy
* Rosolisy: Różany, Kawowy, Ziołowo-Gorzki
* Likiery: Jajeczny (Advocaat), Czekoladowy, Migdałowy (Amaretto), Kawowy, Wiśniowy (Cherry Amour), Pomarańczowy, Cytrynowy
=== Produkowane na licencji ===
* Balsam Pomorski
* Starogardzka
* Krakowska