Perhaps one of the most recognisable Finnish vodkas on the global stage, Finlandia's offerings delineate a dedication to purity and clarity.

The campaign is meant to inspire viewers to never settle for the routine but instead always embrace a less ordinary life. Finlandia Classic is best served as a long drink with tonic and a wedge of lime, but can also be enjoyed as part of a premium vodka cocktail.Tasting Notes: Despite a faint lime-lollipop scent the flavour of this vodka tilted more toward lemon than lime with perhaps a touch of lime-leaf essence. In classic cocktails like the Vodka Martini, the purity of Finnish vodka intertwines seamlessly with the vermouth, creating a symphony of simplicity and sophistication.

Vodka From the Top of the World" stresses the properties appreciated by vodka drinkers: coldness, clarity, and purity. The cooling and heating water used throughout the process is recirculated in a closed system to efficiently control temperature and keep water use to a minimum. Please note though, that local deliveries may take a day or two longer as it depends which route we are taking or have just been on. In 1975, a new alcoholic beverage plant was constructed at the Rajamäki location in Finland, and the distilling operation was centralized at the Koskenkorva facility in 1987. Entiendo que guste y que tenga buenas criticas, pero esta un escalón mas abajo de lo que eran mis expectativas.The bottle was developed through the collective effort of designers including Harri Koskinen, the Finnish designer who was instrumental in the development of the prior Finlandia bottle, and Kenneth Hirst, an industrial designer based in New York, who sculpted the new form. Wilhelm Juslin next to the glacial spring in the small Finnish village of Rajamäki in the Nurmijärvi parish. Launched in 1970 in packaging designed by top designer Mr Wirkkala, Finlandia can rightly claim to be the world's first designer vodka. Once made it's then transported to a production facility in the village of Rajamäki, about 45 kilometres north of Helsinki.