10 Polish Wines in English with Marcin Tytus Grabski

Polish wine has become a hot topic lately - and not just in Poland. A few weeks ago, Winnica Kamil Barczentewicz - with whom we have a long-term partnership and a signature wine made exclusively for our venue - was featured in the newsletter of none other than Tim Atkin MW himself. Agnieszka Rousseau and Roman Myśliwiec, respected "flying winemakers" recognized abroad, have been mentioned by Jancis Robinson MW - a clear sign that Polish wine was taken seriously at the very beginning.. In recent years, the number of active vineyards in Poland has nearly doubled. But more importantly, quality - not quantity - has become the defining factor. Increasingly, Polish wineries are no longer hobby projects run after work hours, but independent, well-financed, and carefully planned agricultural ventures. Polish wine has ceased to be a curiosity; it is slowly but steadily making its way to the tables of the country's best restaurants and wine bars. Marcin Tytus Grabski, founder and owner of Łaskawość Tytusa, invites you to join an immersive journey through Polish wine at the start of 2026. This will be both a private selection - including rare bottles no longer available on the market - and a showcase of the most distinctive and acclaimed Polish producers. Come and discover the new face of Polish wine. Tasting will be conducted in English. Wine list comin soon. ticket: 250,00 zł 10 wines, polish traditional snacks and tap water included hosting and commentary in English: Marcin Tytus Grabski There is no physical ticket - you don't need to pick it up, and we don't send it. While at the venue, just provide your order number. We kindly ask you not to use strong perfumes or colognes - it would spoil the fun for us all :) It's possible to receive a voucher at our venue, or a PDF version by email for self-printing. Ticket purchases are non-refundable.

Polish wine has become a hot topic lately - and not just in Poland. A few weeks ago, Winnica Kamil Barczentewicz - with whom we have a long-term partnership and a signature wine made exclusively for our venue - was featured in the newsletter of none other than Tim Atkin MW himself. Agnieszka Rousseau and Roman Myśliwiec, respected "flying winemakers" recognized abroad, have been mentioned by Jancis Robinson MW - a clear sign that Polish wine was taken seriously at the very beginning.. In recent years, the number of active vineyards in Poland has nearly doubled. But more importantly, quality - not quantity - has become the defining factor. Increasingly, Polish wineries are no longer hobby projects run after work hours, but independent, well-financed, and carefully planned agricultural ventures. Polish wine has ceased to be a curiosity; it is slowly but steadily making its way to the tables of the country's best restaurants and wine bars. Marcin Tytus Grabski, founder and owner of Łask...