  No.  Vodka may belong to Russian drinking culture, but not Finnish. We drink mainly beer, ciders and wines. If I drink hard spirits, I drink cognac or rhum, never vodka unless it's a cocktail like caipiroska which is a Finnish form of caipirinha, or vodka schnapps in a banquet of 3 dishes. Even then wine is the main drink.   I wouldn't say so. Vodka or its Finnish version 'viina' is quite largely consumed in this country. And just as plain like in Russia. But this kind of consuming is concentrated to certain classes and doesn't affect to total population. Alcoholism is still very sticky disease in Finland.     Maybe us younger generations can consume more balaced way but older generations not always.