Absinthe fountain

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Don’t drink it neat, do drink it like wine.

#445 Hey everyone, welcome back to another inspiring article! Huge thanks for all of the support, I really appreciate everyone! Today we are going to take a look at something that seemed to mesmerize the master painters of the 1800’s. It’s a magical, black licorice tasting beverage called “Absinthe,” also known as “The Green Fairy.” […]

Absinthe Fountain - lit from inside

Absinthe Sugar Bowl

Instructions how to prepare an absinthe, the history of absinthe, and FAQ's included. Stands 17.5" tall (with lid), with approx. 8" under spouts for glasses. Clear mouth-blown glass bowl holds approx. 6.5 cups (1.5 liters) of water. Metallic plating over heavy brass. Already imported into the U.S.

The Green Fairy alights in Huntington. • Photographs by Doug Young

Learn what absinthe is, if it really makes you hallucinate and much more with this guide to absinthe.

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