HONEST VODKA MADE SUSTAINABLY
In the Village of Koskenkorva, Finland, we have good barley, pure ware, dedicated local farmers and state-of-the-art distillation process. We work with nature's best ingredients to create a smooth, honest vodka.
SUSTAINABILITY IS A WAY OF LIFE
In the village of Koskenkorva, sustainability is a way of life. First of all, it’s worth mentioning that the recycling and reutilization rate of the Koskenkorva plant is 99.9%. Don’t worry. We’re working on that last 0.1%. However, that is not the only thing we are focusing on. Read more
Koskenkorva Products
Koskenkorva Vodka Blueberry Juniper
A unique blueberry and juniper flavored vodka with gin-like nuances.Read more
COCKTAIL RECIPES FROM THE VILLAGE
Thanks to its pure taste, Koskenkorva Vodka is an excellent base for cocktails. Our Global Brand Ambassador Mikael Karttunen reveals the secrets behind delicious Koskenkorva cocktails.
Cocktails
Winter Spritz
A new variant of the popular drink - now with flavors of lemon, mulled wine and cinnamon. When topped with sparkling wine, it becomes festive.
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Passionfruit Climatetini
The sweet and sour combination of Koskenkorva Climate Action, passion fruit liqueur, freshly squeezed lime juice, and a simple vanilla syrup makes this party classic unique, delicious and sustainable.
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Espresso Climatetini
The Espresso Martini is a great mix of Koskenkorva Climate Action, coffee liqueur and espresso. Who would have thought Espresso Martini could be climate-friendly?
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Climatetini
Climatetini is a classic vodka martini and easy to make with just vodka, dry vermouth, bitters and ice. Serve in a chilled martini glass and garnish with olives or a lemon twist for an elegant cocktail at home. Simple, sustainable and delicious.
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Apple Lemonade
Super simple yet tasty summer drink with Koskenkorva Apple. Perfect for preparing a punch for a larger group of people.
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Rhubarb Spritz
Koskenkorva's rhubarb liqueur, prosecco, and a splash of mineral water. Garnish with an orange slice, or maybe a rhubarb stalk if it's in season.
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