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The history of this exact type of drink. There are laikrasae very much, saying that "Nog" is a slang of some types of rum (Rum) was saying is old English meaning a road out of El. (Ale), but other than that, Nog came from nu-shows the word "Noggin", which refers to a small wooden jug used in the liquor store. Enter beverage made from an egg into a small wooden jug, you will. Some Eggnog ... but it indicates that the USA put Eggnog rum into eggs and milk instead of wine in Europe and then in America, rum is a commonly called "Grog", so the name comes from the Eggnog drink of this type that calls Egg-and-Grog when the pronunciation is Egg'n'grog, called recent distortion became Eggnog themselves.

The history of the beverage was unclear. There are many currents very much, some say, "Nog" is slang for the drink rum (Rum) certain court was told that the English word refers to the ancient ale (Ale), but also a stream that Nog came from. The word "Noggin" which refers to a small pitcher. Used in the liquor store. Put a drink made from the eggs into a small pitcher. There you will have Eggnog ... but some sources indicate that it Eggnog in America that put the rum into the eggs and milk instead of wine and rum in Europe, in America, it has been commonly referred to as "Grog" So Eggnog name came from. The drink is called the Egg-and-Grog recently called upon to vote. It's crazy Egg'n'grog into Eggnog itself.

The history of this kinds of drinks are not clear, there are many. Some say "Nog" is the word slang of type beverage rum (Rum). Some of said word is old English means เหล้าเอล (Ale) but again and again that Nog from current word.Which means a small pitcher wood used in a liquor store. Put your drink made from eggs into the pitcher, small trees, and you'll have Eggnog....But maybe it says Eggnog in America that rum into the egg and milk instead of wine in Europe and America have rum words commonly. "Grog." hence the name Eggnog from getting drinks of this type, Egg-and-GrogIt's a Egg 'n' grog became Eggnog itself.