Trojka
The brightly colored vodka liqueur you drink ice-cold as a shot or with Sprite in a long drink glass. Everything you need to know about the flavors, alcohol content, mixers and the right glass.

Swiss vodka in a colorful outfit
Trojka is a vodka liqueur made by Diwisa, a family-owned distillery in Willisau, Switzerland. It’s made with Swiss vodka, fruit, sugar and coloring to create a sweet liqueur with 17% alcohol. Each color has its own flavor: Pink with red berries and cranberry, Orange with orange, and Sun with yuzu, peach and a hint of rosemary. Other varieties include Red, Green, Blue and Black, but Pink, Orange and Sun are the easiest to find in the Netherlands.
Trojka is especially popular in the Dutch student and party scene. Trojka Pink with Sprite is a staple long drink in many bars, and the bottles are passed around ice-cold as shots. At 17%, it’s much milder than pure vodka, making it easy to drink straight. The 4.5-liter bottle with a pour pump is the party version.
In brief
What types of Trojka are there?

Trojka Pink
The best-known in the Netherlands: sweet red berries, cranberry and a hint of aloe vera. Pink in color and sweet in taste.

Trojka Orange
Orange in a bright orange bottle. Fresh and sweet, like a fizzy orange popsicle.

Trojka Sun
Yuzu, peach, and a hint of rosemary. The lightest and most sophisticated of the three; delicious as an aperitif or in a spritz.

Trojka Pink 4.5 liters
The giant bottle for a student association or party, with a pourer pump. Makes well over two hundred shots.
Pink is the classic choice with Sprite; Sun is the refreshing choice for a spritz.
Sweet, fruity, and easy to drink
Red fruit & candy
Sweet strawberry, raspberry, and cranberry, like a bag of red candy. You can barely smell the vodka.
Sweet and smooth
Light and sweet, with a hint of cranberry freshness. The 17% alcohol gives it a slight tingle, nothing more.
Short and fruity
A short, sweet finish that calls for ice, Sprite, or another shot.
Trojka Pink’s flavor profile when served ice-cold. Orange is fresher and more citrusy; Sun is drier and lighter.
Three ways to drink Trojka
Trojka is best enjoyed ice-cold. Put the bottle in the freezer or refrigerator, and use plenty of ice in your drink.
Ice-cold shot
2 to 4 cl straight from the freezer in a shot glass. Sweet, fruity, and mild; at 17%, the bottle won’t freeze, and the shot goes down easily.
Glass: shot glass →Trojka Pink Sprite
50 ml Trojka Pink with 150 ml Sprite or 7-Up in a highball glass full of ice, with a lime wedge. The Dutch pub classic: sweet, refreshing, and pink.
Glass: highball glass →Trojka Sun Spritz
50 ml Trojka Sun with 100 ml prosecco and a splash of soda in a wine glass filled with ice and a slice of peach or lemon. Light, refreshing, and summery.
Summer cocktails →Shots and mixed drinks with Trojka

All shots
From Trojka to B52 and Kamikaze: all the shot recipes, with the right glass for each.
Woo Woo
Vodka, peach liqueur, and cranberry juice. Swap the peach liqueur for Trojka Pink or Sun.
Sex on the Beach
Vodka, peach liqueur, orange, and cranberry. Add a splash of Trojka Orange for extra fruitiness.
Pink cocktails
All the pink cocktails in one place, from Pink Lady to Cosmopolitan.Everything else you wanted to know about Trojka
Can't find your question here? Check out our cocktail recipes or get in touch.
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