Which of the following is a caraway flavored spirit?

Akvavit is a spirit that is distinctly flavored with caraway, among other herbs and spices. Originating from Scandinavia, akvavit is traditionally distilled from grains or potatoes and is characterized by its use of caraway seeds, which impart a unique anise-like flavor. This flavor profile is strongly associated with the spirit, making akvavit a popular choice as an aperitif and in various cocktails.

Absinthe, while herbal and anise-flavored, does not prominently feature caraway; its distinct flavor comes from a combination of wormwood, anise, and fennel. Raki and ouzo are both anise-flavored spirits, commonly enjoyed in Turkey and Greece, respectively, but they do not have the same caraway influence that akvavit does. This unique distinction of akvavit as a caraway flavored spirit sets it apart from the other options listed.