The most alcoholic liquor in the world is Polish distilled vodka. Known as the "water of life", vodka is one of the most alcoholic liquors in the world, with an alcohol content of 96%. This Polish distilled vodka has been distilled for more than 70 times, using cereals and potato crops as the main raw materials. Although Russia is famous for its long history of vodka, other countries in Eastern Europe also produce similar high-alcohol wines. Belvedere, Stolichnaya, Absolut and Finland are produced in Poland, Latvia, Sweden and Finland. Although vodka is produced all over the world, Russia is still regarded as its birthplace. Spirytus vodka is as high as 96 degrees because of its unique production process, and the alcohol content reaches 75% through repeated distillation. After more than 70 distillations, the alcohol content reached an astonishing 96%. This highly pure distilled liquor has undergone a rigorous treatment process, making it an extremely strong spirit with an ultra-high alcohol concentration and a unique taste.