Nowadays Soplica comes as several different products. There are the traditional Soplica vodkas with a 40% ABV. A spirit of 60% ABV is sold separately. There are also flavoured variants (commonly known in Polish as nalewki, singular nalewka) which have a lower ABV of 30%. The thirteen drinks distilled as part of the brand are: a b c "Soplica Wódka". CEDC. Archived from the original on June 22, 2013 . Retrieved March 18, 2014. Niebanalny drink i korzystna cena? Soplica malinowa sprawia, że to możliwe! Wystarczy, że zmieszasz ze sobą 60 ml wódki, po 15 ml soku z cytryny oraz żurawinowego, 150 ml Sprite’a i dodasz kilka kostek lodu.

Soplica Polska Wódka 70cl". drinksdirect. Archived from the original on November 14, 2017 . Retrieved March 18, 2014. a b c d Marian S. Rum. "Kasprowicz Bolesław". Urząd Miejski w Gnieźnie, using Wielkopolski Słownik Biograficzny . Retrieved March 18, 2014. Soplica – jedna z najstarszych polskich marek wódki czystej, spirytusu oraz nalewek powstających na bazie dojrzałych owoców. Na rynku obecna od ponad 120 lat. W latach 2013–2022 należała do rosyjskiej Russian Standard Group. Z kolei od 2022 roku do Maspex [1]. W roku 2008 Soplica rozdała ponad milion alkomatów w ramach akcji społecznej „Alko-Casco” przeprowadzonej we współpracy z Policją. During World War I, Kasprowicz's factory in Gniezno suspended its activity and Kasprowicz himself became involved in nationwide efforts to regain Poland's independence as a sovereign state following 123 years of foreign rule. From the distillery's formation until 1913, Kasprowicz's vodkas and liqueurs earned 73 different awards (including 4 gold medals) on the Polish market and abroad. [3] He became an important figure in the municipality, finally taking office as the city president of Gniezno in 1919. [3] It was not until 1920 that he returned to his role as the manager of his own factory. During the German occupation of Poland in World War II, Kasprowicz was deported to annexed Warsaw by the Nazis and died there in 1943. [3]

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