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[[file:akvavit.jpg|thumb|160px|right|Bottle of Akvavit]] | |||
Akvavit (also spelled [[Aquavit]]) is a classic Scandinavian style of spiced [[grain]] or [[potato]] [[spirit]]. Akvavit got its name from the latin "''aqua vitae''" meaning "water of life" as it was originally made for medicinal purposes. | Akvavit (also spelled [[Aquavit]]) is a classic Scandinavian style of spiced [[grain]] or [[potato]] [[spirit]]. Akvavit got its name from the latin "''aqua vitae''" meaning "water of life" as it was originally made for medicinal purposes. | ||
[[Category:Spirits]] | [[Category:Spirits]] | ||
