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Rodnik| Product type | Vodka |
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| Country | Russia |
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| Introduced | 1895 |
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Rodnik is a brand of Russian vodka.[1] The brand's distillery is in Samara, Russia.[2]
History
The distillery was founded in 1895.[2]
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- Belarus
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- Poland
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- Estonia
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- Iceland
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- Germany
- Netherlands
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