100% Premium Tree Fruit Liquor | Jozsef Stevlik Slivovitz

Discover Our Tree Fruit Spirits

100% Tree Fruits

Yes, our Spirit is truly made of 100% fresh fruits collected from flowering trees in the Carpathian lowlands. No sugar or artificial flavor is added, and only the finest fruits are selected to enter the bottle of Jozsef Stevlik.

Enjoy as Longdrinks & Cocktails

Viennese Prater

A beautiful fresh cocktail ideal for a private homeparty. Use fresh mint, Jozsef Stevlik Virgin Plum, brown sugar, zesty lime and cooling soda water. Enjoy!

Pressburg Shuttle

A fabulous choice of cocktail always suitable for a short stay. Use Jozsef Stevlik Oaked Apple, rose Vermouth and Aperol. Garnish with a wedge of pink Grapefruit and a basil leaf to serve.

Budapest Express

If you are a Cola lover this cocktail is definitely for you. Mix Cola Sirup with High Tatra Mountain Soda Water on top of an Ice Cube Block and add Jozsef Stevlik Roasted Plum. Serve with lime.

Please ensure to be in a safe environment when drinking. Thank you.

Discover the Lands of
the Carpathians

Freshwater lakes, virgin forests and rare wildlife are just some of the jewels to be encountered in the mystical lands of the Carpathians. A legend says you can even find true destiny under a Fruit Tree.

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Single Barrel

Our Tree Fruits are freshly picked by local farmers to be mashed, fermented and distilled. Single Barrel is a premium class of Fruit Spirit in which each bottle is filled from an individual Barrel, and which has been solely distilled in one Single Distillery.

Kosher Certified

Enter the world of Jozsef Stevlik

Jozsef Stevlik was born in the Austro- Hungarian Empire in 1910. After the October Revolution in 1917, the Monarchy collapsed, and the Carpathian Lands were split into many Countries. Today one tradition survived and has been passed on from Father to Son.