Sporting events are times for celebrations or commiseration, often marked with food and drink.
But in Finland, we find an example of a drink that was invented for a sporting ocasion - the 1952 Olympic Games held in Helsinki.
Lonkero is a Finnish term given to what are known as 'long drinks' - usually drinks mixing spirits such as vodka and gin with fruit-flavoured soft drinks.
In Finland, these popular drinks are sold in supermarkets, bars and restaurants. Gin and grapefruit soda is one of the most popular mixtures, but cranberry, lime and more flavours are available.