Let us raise a glass to a new one that fights climate change
KOSKENKORVA CLIMATE ACTION – also available in Germany from autumn
Fly less. Recycle furniture. Grow your own food. Drink… vodka? Yes, really. The vision lies in the name of Koskenkorva Climate Action, a new Finnish spirit launching in Germany this autumn that may soon be the hottest drink in town as it is a true world first. The clear glass bottle with paper label and wooden cap not only contains the smoothest single-estate vodka exported from the Nordic countries, but is also incredibly sustainable as it is made from a unique method using regeneratively grown barley that helps combat climate change.


The pioneering drink was brought to life by Nordic spirits company Anora Group with the help of non-profit foundation Baltic Sea Action Group and pioneering Finnish farmer Jari Eerola. Its regenerative farming aims to pull CO2 out of the atmosphere, creating a carbon reduction. If all farmers in the world switched to regenerative farming, theoretically up to 322 billion tons of CO2 could be removed from the atmosphere, almost as much as we emit globally in 10 years!
The climate-active barley is distilled in the award-winning distillery in Western Finland, which also operates entirely with bioenergy and has an impressive recycling rate of 99.9%. Even the barley husks left over from the distillation process are used to power the equipment.


The environmentally friendly production methods do not come at the expense of taste, as the smooth, creamy and peppery Finnish coffee proves. The innovative, pure coffee has soft and subtle notes of vanilla, caramel and white flowers, making it clean and crisp on the palate. With a hint of grain and herbs, it is still full of character. Isn't enjoying life even more beautiful when it doesn't come at the expense of the planet?
Excellent vodka from the northernmost barley and pure spring water
Koskenkorva Climate Action is a further development of the Koskenkorva Original, which has been produced in the village of the same name in Finland since 1953. The production of all Koskenkorva vodkas is based on the circular economy. The distillery has a recycling rate of 99.9%. Even the barley husks left over from vodka distillation are reused to supply the distillery's own bioenergy plant with electricity.


By-products are used as animal feed and carbon dioxide produced in the distillery is collected and used in greenhouse cultivation.
Koskenkorva's investment in the circular economy was already recognized with the "Green Company of the year" award in 2018. In 2021, the company received the "Vodka Producer of the Year" award.
Contemporary cultivation
Regenerative agriculture is a holistic farming method that aims to regenerate fields
as emission sources into significant "carbon sinks" that mitigate climate change and protect biodiversity. By improving soil health, these practices increase carbon sequestration in agricultural soils while enabling better harvests and mitigating soil erosion.


The barley used to produce Koskenkorva Climate Action was grown according to the definition of regenerative agriculture by the Baltic Sea Action Group (www.bsag.fi/en).


Vegan, gluten- and GMO-free

Land: Finland

Whisky-Stil: vodka

Hersteller: Altia, Kaapeliaukio 1, 00101 Helsinki, Finland

Abfüller: Altia PLC

Alkoholgehalt: 0.4

Inhalt: 0.7 liters