Tau kawg nkaus:

Lub tswvyim ntawm Linie Aquavit tshwm sim los ntawm kev huam yuaj hauv lub 1800s. Aquavit (pronounced ‘AH-keh’veet’ and sometimes spelled “akvavit”) qos yaj ywm kuas cawv, flavored nrog caraway. Jørgen Lysholm owned a Aquavit distillery in Trondheim, Norway in the 1800’s. His mother and uncle, wanted to give Lysholm’s business a boost by looking for exportmarkets. They sent a batch of aquavit to Asia on a large sailing ship, hoping to market it there.

Qhov no ua rau qhov no:

It didn’t sell, however, and five barrels were shipped back to Trondheim.
When the aquavit arrived back in Norway, Lysholm noticed it had a richer flavor. At that time, Norway was shipping dried cod around the world. Lysholm began loading barrels of aquavit onto freighters that carried the cod, Thiab retrieving lawv kawg ntawm ib qho chaw twg ntev round.

Tam sim noadays Linie aquavit tseem ua ib yam nkaus... Nws yog shipped ntawm Norway, thoob lub equator, mus rau Australia, thiab rov qab dua nyob rau hauv oak sherry casks. Afficionados hais qhov liquor nreg ib richer flavor li nws sloshes nyob ib ncig ntawm lub barrels rau ob peb lub lis piam.

Zaj kawm no:

Lwm Scandinavian khoom yug los ntawm serendipity! Tus Scandinavians pom lawv muaj ib txuj ci txuj ci rau harvesting npaj txhij txog kev npaj txhij txog. Nyob rau tib xyoo pua raws li tus fouabtais ntawm AquaLinie Alfred Nobel ntawd sab dynamite tom qab muab ib tug nrov tab sis flammable salve rau ib txiav ntiv tes...

Luam tawm los ntawm:
Tor Johannessen

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