Domkes Aquavit is a German-style aquavit sold under the Domke brand, known for its network of Fischhus and coastal restaurants on the island of Usedom – in Seebad Ahlbeck, Heringsdorf, and Bansin.

The aquavit is marketed as being made “nach alter überlieferter Swinemünder Rezeptur,” referring to a traditional recipe from Swinemünde (today Świnoujście, Poland). According to the brand, the formula traces back to a German merchant-marine captain in 1789 and reflects a classic Northern German caraway-based style.

Based on available information, Domkes Aquavit appears to be a house-label spirit bottled specifically for the Domke family businesses rather than distilled by them. Neither the website nor product materials identify a producer, and there is no public record of where the spirit is distilled. It is therefore assumed to be manufactured by an external German distillery on a contract basis for Domke’s Fischhus operations on Usedom.