What are Icelandic Drinks?

Popular beverages in Iceland include:

1. Brennivín: A traditional drink of Iceland, Brennivín is a type of spirit alcohol made from sugar beets or potatoes. Brennivín, which has a high alcohol content, is usually consumed with meals.

2. Malt: Malt, another widely consumed beverage in Iceland, is a non-alcoholic beverage. This drink, made from barley malt, is usually drunk with meals and has a sweet taste.

3. Bjórlíki: Another popular drink of Iceland, Bjórlíki is a drink containing alcohol. This drink, usually a mixture of beer and sugar beet schnapps, is frequently consumed in Iceland.

4. Kaffi: Coffee culture is quite common in Iceland and there are many coffee shops. Icelandic coffee is strong and aromatic and is often consumed at social gatherings or coffee breaks.

5. Sódavatn: Drinking water in Iceland is very clean and delicious. Icelanders prefer still water, commonly known as sódavatn. There are also many brands of mineral water in Iceland.

6. Rabarbarasafi: Another drink popular in Iceland, Rabarbarasafi is a juice made from the rabarba fruit. This drink, which has a sweet and fresh taste, is consumed especially in the summer months. These drinks are the traditional and popular drinks of Iceland, but of course there are other drinks too. A variety of beverages are also available in Iceland, such as tea, soda, juices and other alcoholic beverages.