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Sadly, these singular wines produced in Finland are not available for the mass market - they are for the nuclear power plant employees and partners only. Other
by vesinisa 5y ago
Sadly, these singular wines produced in Finland are not available for the mass market - they are for the nuclear power plant employees and partners only. Other than that, the water from the secondary cooling circuit that is used for the vineyard is perfectly safe. The secondary circuit cools the primary circuit, which has itself low activity, and there is really no way the radition could ever escape to the secondary circuit.
- Gatsky 5y agoI agree the water is (obviously) perfectly safe, it was the popularity of the produce I was questioning.
- vesinisa 5y agoPretty sure the wines would be extremely popular, as it is the only of its kind (vineyard) in the whole country - even if some portion of the public would never drink a wine produced at a nuclear power station site. But according to the sources I was able to find, the process for getting all the food safety certifications for a commercial operation is just not the worth the effort at the small volumes they are able to produce.
- eitland 5y agoOn my list of things I'd like to buy just for fun. Nuclear certificates (like green certificates but proving my electricity comes from a nuclear power plant is also on that list), as is stuff from Lithuania these days.