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Finnish company promises lifelong gin to visitors at North Pole pop-up bar

Arctic Blue Gin, a Finnish liquor company, promises gin for life to anyone who travels to their pop-up bar at the North Pole on April 17.

By Melody Schreiber April 16, 2019
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If you plan to be at the North Pole on Wednesday, stop by a temporary bar there for a gin and tonic — and to get free gin for life.

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