Trojka Orange
A bright orange bottle with the taste of orange, exactly as orange is meant to be. Trojka Orange is a 17% vodka liqueur that you can drink as a shot, with sparkling water, or in a cocktail, and it naturally makes an appearance on the table on King's Day.
Orange as orange is meant to be
Trojka Orange is the orange version of Diwisa's Swiss vodka liqueur from Willisau. It has the same base as Pink: triple-distilled vodka and water passed through twelve filter layers. The brand describes the flavor as orange, exactly as orange is meant to be, and that's spot on: fresh, sweet, and instantly recognizable.
At 17% ABV, Orange is a liqueur, not a vodka. Drink it as an ice-cold shot, as a long drink with sparkling water, or as a sweet, fruity splash in a cocktail. And its bright orange color makes it the obvious bottle for King's Day, orange-themed parties, and any European or World Cup featuring the Netherlands.
In short
Sweet orange with a fresh kick
Orange peel
Fresh orange with a hint of peel and a sweet, almost candy-like aroma. Reminiscent of an orange popsicle.
Sweet and juicy
Juicy and sweet, lighter and fresher than Trojka Pink. The citrus keeps the sweetness in check.
Short and citrusy
A short, fresh finish with a gentle vodka kick. With sparkling water, mostly orange comes through.
Trojka Orange's flavor profile when ice-cold. Sparkling water makes it drier and fresher, while a spritz makes it richer.
Three ways to drink Trojka Orange
Orange is made for outdoor parties. Chill the bottle well, have plenty of ice ready, and keep a few oranges on hand.
Orange & sparkling water
50 ml Trojka Orange with 150 ml sparkling water in a long drink glass full of ice, with half a slice of orange. Refreshing, light, and less sweet than with soda.
Long drink glasses →Orange shot
2 cl of ice-cold Trojka Orange per shot glass, poured into a whole row at once. For the national anthem, after a goal, or just because it's King's Day.
Shot glasses →Orange spritz
50 ml Trojka Orange, 100 ml prosecco, and a splash of sparkling water in a large wine glass with ice and a slice of orange. Sweeter and less bitter than an Aperol Spritz.
Go to Aperol Spritz →Orange cocktails with Trojka Orange
In many recipes, Trojka Orange replaces orange liqueur or orange juice, and adds a little vodka and that vivid color.
Orange cocktails
All the orange drinks for King's Day and the European Championship, with Trojka Orange as an easy base.
Aperol Spritz
Aperol, prosecco, and soda. A sweet, orange-colored variation with Trojka Orange instead of Aperol.
Sex on the Beach
Vodka, peach liqueur, orange, and cranberry. A splash of Orange makes it extra fruity.
Kamikaze shot
Vodka, triple sec, and lime. Sweeter and more orange-flavored with Orange instead of triple sec.The right glass for Trojka Orange
A set of shot glasses for orange shots, a long drink glass for Orange with sparkling water, and a roomy wine glass for an orange spritz.
More Trojka flavors
Trojka
Where it all began. Find out all about Trojka on the brand page: its origins, varieties, and classic cocktails.
Go to Trojka →Trojka Pink
Sweet red berries, cranberry, and a hint of aloe vera. The classic for Trojka Pink Sprite.
View Trojka Pink →All vodka brands and flavors in one place, from Swedish grain to French grapes.
Questions about Trojka Orange
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Buy Trojka Orange
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