CLEAN : Revolting booze on display at Sweden's Disgusting Food Museum

The video explores a collection of unusual and often considered disgusting alcohols from around the world, including commercially produced, homemade, and small batch experiments. It highlights pool wine from South Korea, a traditional medicine no longer consumed, and Gammel Dansk, a drink normal in Scandinavia but seen as unpleasant elsewhere. The video discusses cultural perceptions of these drinks and includes various remarks on the topic.

What types of alcohols are included in the collection discussed in the video?

• Only commercially produced alcohols

• Only homemade alcohols

• Only small batch experiments

• A mix of commercially produced, homemade, and small batch experiments

What was the traditional use of pool wine in South Korea?

• To enhance flavor in cooking

• As a daily beverage

• As a traditional medicine for bone breakages and bruises

• To celebrate festivals

In which countries is Gammel Dansk considered normal?

• Germany and France

• Sweden, Denmark, and Norway

• Italy and Spain

• United States and Canada

How is Gammel Dansk perceived outside of Scandinavian countries?

• As a popular drink

• As a health tonic

• As a disgusting drink

• As a luxury item

What is the general theme of the exhibit items discussed in the video?

• They are all luxury items

• They are considered normal in their countries of origin but disgusting elsewhere

• They are all non-alcoholic beverages

• They are all modern inventions