Polish vodka only from Polish grain or potatoes - Sejm

"Polish vodka" is an alcoholic beverage produced from grain or potatoes harvested in Poland -- the largest vodka producer in the EU and the fourth largest in the world -- the Sejm (lower house) decided on Friday. Fully 400 MPs voted for the measure, none were against and 38 abstained. The new law changes the definition of "Polish vodka" and defines the technical specifications for the preparation for the spirit. The vote came in the wake of a 2008 EU decision to allow the name vodka to be applied to alcoholic beverages produced from other raw materials such as grapes.