Seaweed Laminaria Marine biologist Inets Linkeinvented a Baltic seaweed wine containing 16% alcohol. These wines that resemble in color are called “Laminaria” and have subtle notes of marzipan. It is very useful because the algae extract contains a lot of minerals, salts and proteins, which positively affects the immune system. Unusual wine has already become a sales hit. It costs 22.5 euros (about $ 28) for a bottle and is recommended for Japanese cuisine - rolls and sushi. According to the materials Culinary Eden.

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