Wordless Wednesday

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Iceland

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Iceland went through a prohibition of beer which began in 1915 and ended in 1989 after a referendum vote by the population. Now, every March 1st, the country celebrates “Bjórdagurinn” or “Beer Day” commemorating the end of a 74-year beer ban. Source: The Real World

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86 thoughts on “Wordless Wednesday

  1. Ann Thompson says:

    Beer is one thing I can do without. I never could stand the taste or even the smell of it. Both husbands would have definitely been up to celebrating beer day though.

  2. Amy Sandy says:

    Just beer? So they still had wine and hard liquor? Sounds like someone was heavily invested in those other alcohols. I know of a place in Mississippi where the mayor owned a liquor store, and beer was banned in that city!

  3. Suzette Benjamin says:

    Cheers, Sandee. I can not imagine a ban on beer far less for that long. Thanks for great trivia. As always, I learned something new.

    Happy Wordless Wednesday, dear friend. Peace to you!

  4. Debbie D. says:

    That’s a long prohibition! I had no idea. I’m sure the people of Iceland are much happier now. 🍺 Have a lovely day, Sandee! Thanks for hosting WW.

    • Sandee says:

      I love a beer now and then. With pizza and Mexican food. Just one though. Happy day and rest of the week. Love and hugs, Kymber. 🙂

  5. DrillerAA says:

    Somehow, I never thought of Ireland banning beer. Did they ban pizza & brawts too? I would have thought beer was the only thing that would effectively wash down the taste of haggis! Just sayin.

    • Sandee says:

      I have a beer with pizza and Mexican food. Just one and it’s most delicious. Happy day and rest of the week. Love and hugs, my friend. 🙂

  6. CatSynth says:

    Wow, their experiment with prohibition lasted a lot longer than ours!
    But I’m glad my Icelandic friends can now enjoy a beer whenever they wish. Cheers 🍻

  7. ghostmmnc says:

    Nice looking mug of beer. Too bad I don’t drink any more. Interesting about the Iceland beer vote. We finally got it here after being dry forever, and can now buy it at the grocery store. Hope your Wednesday is going good <3

  8. CAAC says:

    Interesting tidbit! I didn’t even know anyplace in the world in 80s was still under prohibition. Not that it would affect me any one way or the other, if it applied to me because honestly I don’t like the taste or smell of beer. I suppose it’s an acquired tasted. 🙂

  9. The OP Pack says:

    Mom is not a beer drinker, but if they will allow a nice glass of Riesling, she will join in the celebration.

    Woos – Misty and Timber

    • Sandee says:

      Banning things just make it more popular for many. You’re right about if they want to drink they will find a way. Happy day and rest of the week, my friend. Love and hugs. 🙂

  10. Rosey says:

    Some of the speakeasy’s I’ve seen on social media are kind of cool looking. I bet it was as hard to keep alcohol away from people then as it is to keep kids off their phones now (spoken like a true teacher). 😉

  11. Al Penwasser says:

    I lived in Iceland for 18 months. Thank God there was plenty of beer. Icelanders really can party it up, let me tell you. They’ll get drunk, fight you, and then they treat you like a brother at the end of the evening. They’re like Klingons, that way.

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