Koskenkorva Distillery

Koskenkorva Distillery is based in the small village of Koskenkorva in Ostrobothnia, western Finland. The distillery is operated by Altia, a Finnish beverages company, and produces vodka using barley grown in the surrounding agricultural region. The facility is closely tied to local grain farming, and the distillery itself processes the barley it uses, integrating production from field to spirit.

Finnish vodka made at Koskenkorva is distilled using six-row barley and the pure, soft water characteristic of the region. The spirit is known for being clean and relatively neutral in character, reflecting the Nordic tradition of producing unadorned grain vodka intended for straightforward consumption. Koskenkorva vodka is widely consumed in Finland and is considered a benchmark of everyday Finnish vodka rather than a heavily stylised or flavoured product.

The core expression is a standard grain vodka bottled at the conventional strength typical of the category. Beyond the classic vodka, the distillery has also produced flavoured variants and other spirits under the Koskenkorva name, though the plain vodka remains the foundational product associated with the brand.