What does Podhale taste like? Discover highlander culture with all your senses.
Sight and Sound: Landscapes and Highlander Melodies
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Podhale? The sight of the mighty Giewont and the sound of violins. Our eyes are captivated by the unique wooden houses, intricately carved details, and traditional costumes with beautiful embroidery (such as the famous parzenica). Meanwhile, our ears are treated to energetic music—songs by the band Baciary or traditional music performed by a highlander band, which you’ll hear during our regular events, are the pure essence of the Podhale spirit.
Taste and Texture: Modern Craftsmanship
Once upon a time, oscypek cheese and leather kierpce were the only symbols of the Podhale region. While we still love them, today’s highlander culture is moving forward and creating world-class premium products. Our highlander pralines are a perfect example of this.
We draw inspiration from traditional craftsmanship when creating them. Each praline is a small work of art—refined to the touch, beautifully decorated with motifs inspired by the region, and, above all, stunning in flavor. We capture distinctive local flavors within them that pair perfectly with the highest-quality chocolate.
Bring Culture Home
A visit to Podhale isn’t complete without trying the local specialties. Whether you’re going for a leisurely stroll through Zakopane or getting ready to dance with the Baciarzy, stop by and pick up a box of our pralines. It’s the tastiest way to discover, understand, and take home a piece of authentic, vibrant highlander culture.
