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The liquor is made from apples grown in the area close to the disaster site.
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Chernobyl nuclear disaster: April 28, 1986
Soviet authorities say one of the atomic reactors at the nuclear power plant in Kiev was damaged.The Chernobyl Spirit Company
KYIV, Ukraine A team of British and Ukrainian scientists are battling Ukraine s government in court for the return of 1,500 bottles of liquor made from radioactive apples grown near the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
The liquor, branded as Atomik, is part of a four-year experiment by the scientists to see if they could produce a product safe to consume from crops grown in an area that was contaminated during the 1986 nuclear disaster at the plant.
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Stags is Back and so is Karaoke Stags is Back and so is Karaoke
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