What is brennvin?

Brennvin is an alcoholic beverage that is popular in Iceland. It is composed of distilled grain spirits and infused with caraway seeds, giving it a distinct flavor. Brennvin is Iceland's national spirit and is typically served as a shot in a small, slightly curved glass. It is also commonly known as "Black Death," a name given to it during the prohibition era when it was illegally distilled and sold. Brennvin has been produced in Iceland since the 19th century and is a significant part of Icelandic culture. It is often enjoyed during celebrations and social gatherings, and it can also be found in many bars and restaurants throughout the country.