RussoBaltique Vodka – Russian Vodka from Baltic, blended in Alps.

…found one of the builders , undamaged but emptied. “I do not know what happened to the vodka, but the bottle was empty,” Copenhagen police spokesman Riad Tooba told the agency AFP News Agency.

 From St. Petersburg, through Luga, with an overnight stay in Pskov and then to Riga, where the crew arrived on the evening of January 1, 1912… Then through the German border town of Plekishsk (sometimes in first gear – ed.), Koeniksberg to Berlin, after which the weather improved and the speed was able to maintain about 100 versts per hour.

“Counting the results, as in any rally, in Monaco was already a very difficult task. The main thing is that all participants meet the set schedule of movement, which is confirmed by the marks made in the travel cards at the checkpoints. Then the positive (today it is customary to say — positive) points for the distance traveled were taken into account. And points were awarded for exceeding the set average speed (positive points), for the number of passengers on board. In addition, a special jury gave ratings for the comfort of the car, for the elegance of the appearance, for the condition of the chassis and body. The total score allowed us to distribute 15 prizes and cash rewards. For example, in the general classification (we say — in the absolute standings), the first place was given in an envelope of 10 thousand francs — an amount sufficient to buy a new small car. The first place was taken by Julius Beitler on the Berliet ,and Nagel-the ninth (taking into account all the points mentioned above). In addition, the crew of the “Russo-Balta” received the first prize of tourism and the first prize of the distance of the route, as well as Nagel expected.”

Nagel and Mikhailov arrived in Monaco… 87 crews from nine countries participated in the international rally. They started from 10 different cities, the Russian capital was the most remote point from Monaco. In total, the crew completed the 3257 km ‘race ‘ in 195 hours and 23 minutes with an average speed of 16.3 km / h, in a convertible, at minus 25 °C…

After the announcement of the results, the award ceremony, the banquet and the final demonstration race in Monaco, Nagel and Mikhailov covered another 1000 kilometers on the Russo-Balt, C24-30, to the French Riviera and to Italy. In their honor, incredible receptions were organized in Cannes and Nice. In Lyon, they loaded the car with everything they needed and headed back to St. Petersburg.

But, closer to the subject itself, Russian-Baltic vodka — if you carefully examine the original car, you can find golden balloons (golden balls) – containers for pure ‘military spirit’, which the drivers mixed with Alpine meltwater, along their route. They (the crew) did not announce that the vodka they were warming themselves with (since ” the thermos of hot coffee quickly emptied» — ed.), was only made from the best grain, filtered dozens of times through birch charcoal, silver and gold filters – only ‘pure military spirit mixed with crystal clear alpine water’. That’s exactly how </span >was born Russo-Baltic Vodka !

“Counting the results, as in any rally, in Monaco was already a very difficult task. The main thing is that all participants meet the set schedule of movement, which is confirmed by the marks made in the travel cards at the checkpoints. Then the positive (today it is customary to say — positive) points for the distance traveled were taken into account. And points were awarded for exceeding the set average speed (positive points), for the number of passengers on board. In addition, a special jury gave ratings for the comfort of the car, for the elegance of the appearance, for the condition of the chassis and body. The total score allowed us to distribute 15 prizes and cash rewards. For example, in the general classification (we say — in the absolute standings), the first place was given in an envelope of 10 thousand francs — an amount sufficient to buy a new small car. The first place was taken by Julius Beitler on the Berliet ,and Nagel-the ninth (taking into account all the points mentioned above). In addition, the crew of the “Russo-Balta” received the first prize of tourism and the first prize of the distance of the route, as well as Nagel expected.”

Nagel and Mikhailov arrived in Monaco… 87 crews from nine countries participated in the international rally. They started from 10 different cities, the Russian capital was the most remote point from Monaco. In total, the crew completed the 3257 km ‘race ‘ in 195 hours and 23 minutes with an average speed of 16.3 km / h, in a convertible, at minus 25 °C…

After the announcement of the results, the award ceremony, the banquet and the final demonstration race in Monaco, Nagel and Mikhailov covered another 1000 kilometers on the Russo-Balt, C24-30, to the French Riviera and to Italy. In their honor, incredible receptions were organized in Cannes and Nice. In Lyon, they loaded the car with everything they needed and headed back to St. Petersburg.

But, closer to the subject itself, Russian-Baltic vodka — if you carefully examine the original car, you can find golden balloons (golden balls) – containers for pure ‘military spirit’, which the drivers mixed with Alpine meltwater, along their route. They (the crew) did not announce that the vodka they were warming themselves with (since ” the thermos of hot coffee quickly emptied» — ed.), was only made from the best grain, filtered dozens of times through birch charcoal, silver and gold filters – only ‘pure military spirit mixed with crystal clear alpine water’. That’s exactly how </span >was born Russo-Baltic Vodka !

… golden balloons (golden balls) – containers for pure ‘military spirit’, which the drivers mixed with Alpine meltwater, along their route. They (the crew) did not announce that the vodka they were warming themselves with (since ” the thermos of hot coffee quickly emptied» — ed.), was only made from the best grain, filtered dozens of times through birch charcoal, silver and gold filters – only ‘pure military spirit mixed with crystal clear alpine water’. That’s exactly how was born Russo-Baltic Vodka !