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Scientists Made Booze Using Contaminated Apples from Chernobyl

Scientists Made Booze Using Contaminated Apples from Chernobyl Annie Hayes © Atomik Vodka Well, it was. Until Ukrainian Secret Services seized and confiscated the first batch en-route It s been 25 years since the nuclear meltdown at Chernobyl became the largest man-made disaster in world history. After years spent studying the abandoned land in the exclusion zone and surrounding areas, a team of scientists have produced an artisanal spirit called Atomik, made using fruit grown and harvested in the disaster zone. Led by University of Portsmouth professor Jim Smith, the team sourced apples from the Narodychi District – where land can t officially be used for agriculture, but people still live – to make the spirit. The Palinochka Distillery, located in the Carpathian Region of Ukraine, distilled the fruit to produce 1,500 bottles of a fairly punchy 42% ABV booze.

New Chernobyl vodka distilled to almost undetectable level of contaminants

It’s not the way any startup wants to start up. Just as its initial 1,500 bottles was leaving the distillery, the Chernobyl Spirit Company’s first experimental production was impounded. Kyiv City Prosecutors allege the company was using forged Ukrainian excise stamps, and that stalled the introduction of the first consumer product to come from the nuclear fallout area in 35 years. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or New Chernobyl vodka distilled to almost undetectable level of contaminants Back to video “But,” says Prof. Jim Smith of England’s Portsmouth University, who studied the transfer of radioactivity to crops in Chernobyl before setting up the company with Ukrainian colleagues, “this doesn’t make sense since the bottles are for the U.K. market and are clearly labelled with valid U.K. excise stamps.”

Moon Doge, Chernobyl Moonshine, Robot Servants and More Mysterious News Briefly — May 11, 2021

Mysterious News Briefly May 11, 2021 Elizabeth Norman, age seven, is sending a sticker with her social media account name on it to the Moon in a time capsule carried by the crew of the upcoming lunar landing mission. Finally, someone is thinking about the alien kids. In the new “The Future of Connected Living, 2021 Study,” experts predict that within 20 years humans will be living in connected underground homes with robot servants looking after their pets and children and drones flying around homes as security systems. Throw in a flying car and we’ll finally be living like the Jetsons. Canadian company Geometric Energy Corporation announced the “DOGE-1 Mission to the Moon” which will be “the first-ever commercial lunar payload in history paid entirely with” Dogecoin” and will be launched in 2022 aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket owned by the cryptocurrency’s biggest fan – Elon Musk. And the first host of the 2022 season of Saturday Night Live will be …

Chernobyl Vodka Made From Apples Grown Near Nuclear Disaster Seized by Police

Chernobyl Vodka Made From Apples Grown Near Nuclear Disaster Seized by Police On 5/10/21 at 7:22 AM EDT The first bottles in a batch of artisan vodka made from apples grown near Ukraine s Chernobyl nuclear power plant have been seized by the authorities. However, about 1,500 bottles of ATOMIK spirits were confiscated on March 19 and seized following a Ukrainian security services investigation, the company behind the product said. The Chernobyl Spirit Company is a self-described social enterprise aiming to produce high quality artisan vodka from land in the areas of Ukraine abandoned after the Chernobyl accident, its website states. The first bottles of an artisanal spirit made using apples grown near the Chernobyl nuclear power plant have been seized by Ukrainian authorities.

First Batch Of Chernobyl-Made Vodka Mysteriously Seized By Ukrainian Secret Service

The first batch of ATOMIK Chernobyl Spirits – an artisan spirit drink made using ingredients from inside the Chernobyl exclusion zone – has hit a rocky start after it was mysteriously seized by the Ukrainian Secret Services. The Chernobyl Spirit Company announced last week that 1,500 bottles of their ATOMIK alcoholic spirit were confiscated on March 19, following an investigation by the SBU, the Security Service of Ukraine, while en route to the UK. The company was set up by Professor Jim Smith, a prominent environmental scientist from the UK who has studied the Chernobyl accident since 1990, and Ukrainian colleagues. Their primary product is a spirit made with help of the Palinochka Distillery in Ukraine, made from apples grown in the Narodichi District – one of the still inhabited areas most affected by the infamous Chernobyl nuclear accident in 1986.

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