In 1894, the Russian chemist D.M. Mendeleev,
after conducting a year and a half of research (that’s over 547 hangovers),
discovered the ideal recipe for Russian vodka. His formula was immediately recognized as superior by
distilleries across Europe and is still used today.
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very nice post! Thank you!
Posted by: Vivus | August 03, 2009 at 01:33 PM