Koskenkorva Salmiakki Salty Liquorice 30% 0,5 l

Thanks to the addition of the very salty mineral salmiak, Koskenkorva Salmiakki Vodka tastes like liquorice, similar to Dirty Harry. When it comes to consumption, it is particularly advisable to drink Koskenkorva Salmiakki Vodka ice-cold and pure or "on the rocks" as a shot.

The pitch black but stylish bottle is an excellent eye-catcher in every minibar. But even as a gift for special occasions, Koskenkorva Salmiakki Vodka leaves an impressive image just by its appearance.

The Koskenkorva district of the Finnish municipality of Ilmajoki is the namesake of Koskenkorva Salmiakki Vodka. The Finnish Koskenkorva Vodka from Altia has long been a drinking tradition in Finland - just as the Jägermeister belongs to Germany. It is well known throughout the country and is put on the table for all occasions.

If you are not too familiar with Koskenkorva, you may have heard of the Finnish Finlandia Vodka and its outstanding quality. Both vodkas are produced in the same distillery.

How did it come about to bring a ready-mixed liquorice-flavored vodka onto the market? Very easily! In the 90 years it was common in Finland to mix Koskenkorva Vodka with salmiak and then offer this drink as a cocktail.

Rumor has it that the famous tango dancer and singer Jari Sillanpää introduced this extraordinary drink during his time as a bartender. Salmiak is the very salty mineral that makes up the soft filling in "Turkish Pepper" sweets.

In addition to Koskenkorva, Turkish pepper also comes from Finland and so the distillery agreed to establish the first mixed liquorice-flavored vodka on the Scandinavian market.

The dark gray color of Koskenkorva Salmiakki Vodka alone is reminiscent of liquorice. Koskenkorva Salmiakki Vodka has long since managed to take the lead in the liquorice liqueur market.