New York, NY (PRWEB) 9 July 2010

Since the Netherlands in the final round of the World Cup for the first time since 1978, the Dutch are willing to show a lasting tradition in the world with the help of Bols Genever, the reigning number one spirit in the Netherlands.

“This is an exciting time for the Dutch, is because they have not reached the final of the World Cup since 1978,” said Such Nadari, CEO of Lucas Bols, USA. “When the Dutch life in the States, I am very excited to spend time with my American friends, don my orange T-shirt, and participate in the Dutch tradition of drinking Kopstootjes (the Geneva with a beer back) for the Round this final weekend of the World Cup and the celebrations in the future. We take this opportunity to share some of the best traditions of our country with the world, with the help of Bols Genever “

Bols Genever

recent popularity in the United States has catapulted to the brand in the category of the new favorite liqueurs. A rediscovered classic cocktail combines spirit, Bols Genever, the ability to mix vodka and whiskey flavor, resulting in a smooth malt flavor that is both powerful and tasty.

classic Dutch Bols Genever is a bottle of cool drink in the refrigerator overnight and poured into tulip cups almost to overflowing. With your hands behind your back, bend down and suck the first sip from the glass. Or enjoy it cold tidy with a good selection of beers. The Dutch call this Kopstootje what “means a bit.” This ritual of drinking dates back to the 17th Century in Geneva and Bols Genever team would like to show you how this weekend, as you cheer on the Netherlands.

(Mini Headbutt) hours in the U.S., where brand ambassadors is for the purpose of the Bols-participation in a traditional Dutch shot and / or Bols Genever cocktail specials available.

To celebrate this exciting feat of Dutch fans are invited to improve the world, to celebrate the heritage of the Netherlands, with ten ideas to the spirit of Geneva Bols Dutch holding:

1 “Bowls objectives” Celebrate Dutch with a score in each Kopstootje.

2 Go Dutch: Split the cost of a bottle of Bols Genever with your date.

3 Keep a steady pace of clogs: Dutch clogs are officially classified as “safety shoes” in the country because of the wetlands and the abundance of good wood clogs, as “clogs” marks known – in fact as willow and poplar.

4 Imagine the Dutch style: Buy a stranger a drink of Bols Genever and a beer, known as Kopstootje, and make it return the favor.

5 Ride your bike to your venue: The Netherlands is famous for its 20 million cyclists. In New York Select Bike Park Service to ask Ace Hotel, Tonic bar and cafe. In San Francisco, Brickyard Park. In Boston: Park on the campus of Harvard University. In Los Angeles park on 1 and hope and Portland: BBQ Rabbit in the pepper.

6 Create a cocktail of orange Dutch Orange 11, the name of the Dutch Royal Family: Celebrate with a traditional Dutch cocktail as much orange (see below for recipe).

7 As the Flower Child: Don an orange shirt and a tulip in your hair.

8 Place filled decorative wooden shoes on the table as the center with chocolate and Dutch, known as Drop: Take a Tip This black sweet is a combination of sugar, salt, chewing gum ammonia, Arabic, and licorice root extract.

9th Winning feels Gouda! Serve a traditional Dutch celebration of pickled herring, Gouda and Edam cheese.

10th Cool off after the game: With a nod to the Dutch and nodded with a nap under a windmill

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In the 19th

Century used the best bartenders in the world four basic spirits for cocktails: brandy, rum, whiskey and gin. The recipe for Bols Genever we drink today was created in 1820. Lucas Bols, the Dutch producer Bols Genever, has been since 1575 brandy.

​​to discuss available for interviews to the Dutch history, customs and traditions are drinking Dutch Dutch and the Dutch held in the U.S. Sunday

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