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About Bjørn Smalbro

I am the owner of Tequila.dk / Tequila.se and the editor and owner of TequilaList.com. Tequila.dk is the oldest, and still the largest, danish webshop specializing in quality tequila and mezcal. We have introduced multiple high quality brands like, Casa Noble, Kah, Sangre de Vida, T1, Maracame, Cascahuin and lots of others to the danish market. Besides selling tequila and mezcal, I have business working with technical documentation and communication. I am Adobe TechComm Partner for Denmark and part of the Adobe TechComm Day Denmark - a yearly industry event for the tech comm industry. You may find me on http://framemaker.dk

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