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New Flavors for Pączki Day 2025

Let the countdown begin as Detroit City Distillery (DCD) prepares to kick off the 2025 Pączki Day celebrations with an exciting array of spirits. On February 7th, enthusiasts will be thrilled to see the popular Pączki Day Vodka (PDV) making its much-anticipated return. This year, however, adds a sweet twist with the introduction of the Pączki Cream Liqueur—a super limited-edition product designed to delight fans.

A Unique Spirit Unveiling

The newly crafted Pączki Cream Liqueur combines the classic flavors of PDV with real dairy cream, producing a luxurious, velvety drink that embodies the essence of the famous Polish pastry—the glazed raspberry pączki. At 47.5 proof, it offers versatility for various drinking occasions; whether you savor it neat, on the rocks, or as an ingredient in a creative cocktail, it promises to elevate your beverage experience.

The Pączki Cream Liqueur is packaged beautifully in 375 ML bottles presented in an attractive white and red box adorned with DCD’s logo, making it an appealing gift option or a delightful treat for yourself.

Purchase Details

Starting at 8 AM on February 7th, PDV will be available for purchase online via Detroit City Distillery's website as well as at liquor retailers throughout Michigan. Notably, PDV is also accessible through direct-to-consumer shipping to select states via Seelbach's, a well-known online craft spirits distributor. The Pączki Cream Liqueur, however, will only be available via DCD’s Tasting Room in the Eastern Market area of Detroit and at independent liquor stores across Michigan.

Both products are priced reasonably at $35 for PDV and $25 for the Pączki Cream Liqueur, allowing more fans to indulge in these unique offerings. For those making online purchases, the opportunity to pick up orders in person starts at 4 PM the same day at the tasting room.

A Celebration of Tradition

For those unfamiliar, pączki are decadent filled doughnuts traditionally enjoyed on Fat Tuesday before the beginning of Lent. Renowned for their rich dough often incorporating butter, eggs, and even vodka, pączki stand apart from ordinary doughnuts. These sumptuous treats are finished with a powdery glaze or sugar coat and typically filled with various flavors such as raspberry, strawberry, and custard.

To create Pączki Day Vodka, DCD distills fresh raspberry pączki using 100% potato vodka sourced from Poland and Michigan, resulting in a crystal-clear spirit with a rich, buttery texture and a distinct raspberry finish. Notably, PDV is crafted without any artificial additives or sweeteners, staying true to DCD's commitment to delivering high-quality craft spirits that celebrate local flavors.

A Celebration to Remember

Mark your calendars for the annual Pączki Day Vodka Party on March 1st from 10 AM to 7 PM. The event will take place at DCD’s Tasting Room, featuring live music, delicious Polish cuisine, and, of course, PDV cocktails. With ample space for patrons, this gathering promises an enjoyable atmosphere for both indoor and outdoor festivities.

Detroit City Distillery has built a solid reputation for their award-winning small-batch artisanal spirits, including bourbon, whiskey, rye, gin, and vodka. Using only the finest ingredients sourced from local farms, DCD continues to explore new creative avenues to craft spirits that resonate with the community.

For further details on the Pączki Day offerings and to keep up with all of DCD's innovative products, you can visit their official website or follow them on social media @detroitcitydistillery. Note that all customers must be 21 years or older to purchase alcoholic beverages.

Conclusion

With the return of Pączki Day Vodka alongside the debut of Pączki Cream Liqueur, DCD injects fresh excitement into the celebrations. These limited-time offerings will surely captivate both new consumers and longtime fans of the beloved distillery. Don’t miss out on this chance to explore the unique flavors celebrating the rich cultural heritage of Detroit and Polish traditions alike.