The objective of the research study was to assess the applicability of Lactobacillus rhamnosus K4 strain for the production of cabbage juice-based probiotic product and to determine the health safety of the product suggested as regards the content of the following biogenic amine therein: putrescine, cadaverine, tyramine, and histidine. The experimental material consisted of a fermented cabbage juice (Brassica oleracea var. capitata, kamienna głowa variety) combined with 2% sucrose and 30% carrot juice added to it, and with potentially probiotic lactic acid bacterial strain of Lb. rhamnosus K4. The fermentation conditions were set, i.e. fermentation time: 6h and temp.: 37 ºC; they ensured that the product to be obtained would have the highest overall sensory quality. After fermentation the count of Lb. rhamnosus K4 bacteria increased from 8.20 to 9.09 cfu/cm³ and the pH value decreased from 6.02 to 4.84. The count of the cells remained at a constant level and the overall sensory quality was above 5 arb.u. until the 12^th day of storing the juice at a temp. of 4 and 8 ºC. In the juice stored at 23 ºC, the overall sensory quality decreased to 4.7 arb.u. on the 4^th day and to 2.3 arb.u. on the 12^th day. The content of cadaverine in fresh juice amounted to 0.27 mg/kg and it increased throughout the storage from 5.25 to 11.01 mg/kg. It was concluded that that it was possible to apply the Lb. rhamnosus K4 strain for the production of sensory acceptable fermented cabbage juice with a raw carrot juice added and where the count of those bacteria would determine the probiotic properties and health safety of the product.