During the End of WW2, Finland captured a German vessel, bringing back a big stainless steel tank made in Sweden. According to the captured Germans, the tank was supposed to be used in a continous destillery, an efficient technology to create booze. So the Finnish decided to use it just for this purpose and created their famous Koskenkorva.
What the Germans did not tell was that it was indeed for a secret teleportation experiment in Peenemünde, and it contained quantum entangled inner layers. The experiments were only partly successful as all teleported matter was always liquefied and scrambled beyond recognition.
One German engineer on the moon had been involved in those experiments and created an identical copy of the tank. Although they had no idea of the whereabouts of the missing counterpart, they initiated a teleportation from earth in hope something useful might show up. And on the moon, almost everything is useful.
To their surprise, the teleported liquid contained alcohol and did not exhibit toxic results after prisoners had involuntarily been subjected to it. Further research revealed the true source, and in honor of Finland, which once fought side-by-side to Wehrmacht soldiers during operation Barbarossa in 1941, they replicated the original bottles.
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or the rocket was supposed to carry something more "constructive", but some student covertly changed the payload to Koskenkorva bottles at the last moment.