Nov 5, 2015
In the 1950s, KLM began using Delft Blue miniature traditional Dutch houses to serve every World Business Class passenger with traditional Dutch gin, also known as Jenever. How cool is that??
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In the 1950s, KLM began using Delft Blue miniature traditional Dutch houses to serve every World Business Class passenger with traditional Dutch gin, also known as Jenever. How cool is that??
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In our latest video, be Pim's co-pilot as he explores the history of KLM's most coveted souvenir: the Delft Blue Houses. He'll even teach you how to how to properly drink the jenever inside so that you too can attain Holland Cool.