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Happy Holidays from BONSILAGE USA!

December is an exciting time of year, especially in Germany. Every year, Germans end the year with the help of the advent calendar. As we approach the end of the year, the BONSILAGE team wants to introduce this German tradition with our U.S. family.

Published on November 2021

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What is an advent calendar?

These days, you can walk into any store and see an advent calendar with a wide variety of themes. But in Germany, advent calendars are a long-standing tradition for many. Traditionally, advent calendars have 24 “doors” that open to reveal a little gift or piece of candy. This traditional calendar remains a hit among children today. It is a fun way to ring in Christmas for those who celebrate!

In the spirit of the advent calendar, we built our own version using bottles of BONSILAGE. Getting the gift of BONSILAGE every day in December would certainly be a great way to honor the tradition. In addition, it would be an excellent way to make sure you’re prepared for the next season!

We hope you enjoyed this brief introduction into a beloved happy holidays from the BONSILAGE USA team!

BONSILAGE USA Bottle Calendar

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