Nikita Barsukov

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I remember finding myself in such a bar on a brief visit to Kaliningrad. The light in the bar was a murky, Baltic Sea green. I ordered a cognac. ‘A local one?’ asked the waitress. ‘What sort of grapes grow in Kaliningrad?’ I asked, not disingenuously. ‘Why would you need grapes for cognac?’ asked the waitress.
Nothing is True and Everything is Possible: Adventures in Modern Russia
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