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Absinthe green chandelier earrings.... beautiful vintage crystals and antique brass...

I'm fully able to drink absinthe without cringing, but that wouldn't make a good picture :p

Looking down into a glass of absinthe.

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Absinthe-based cocktails pages 2 & 3.

Put a sugar cube on a slotted spoon over a big glass, and pour the shot of absinthe over the cube to soak it.

It's been a while since I had absinthe that wasn't comedy Spanish stuff. Not sure how strong this one is, but it preventing me from tasting the starter ^^;

This is some stuff I got from a trip to Prague in 2001. Shit is still rockin'

my friend Kristin's parrot, Absinthe.

 

Memphis, TN June 2009

 

copyright Rebecca Sikes

After Al pointed out that it tasted kind of like Nyquil, it was a lot easier for me to drink. I mean, I've never had Nyquil specifically or any cough syrup that was licorice-flavored, but the afterburn sort of taste - that managed to taste different from most other alcohol's afterburn - made a lot more sense in that context.

Lucid Absinthe

 

At Anvil Bar & Refuge

No way I could pass up the opportunity to dance with the green fairy.

An 'Adult Ice Cream Social' at Great Lakes Distillery

August 22 2013 | Photo: Madeline Pieschel

As expected, the absinthe helped us get the top scored on songs we'd already played to death.

Lots of the Eyetoy snaps featured the empty bottle.

Here's one such snap~

I took this os the bottle of Absinthe that I got. Absinthe is historically described as a distilled, highly alcoholic (45–74% ABV / 90-148 proof) beverage. This one was flavored with green tea. Absinthe is known as the Green Fairy.

Drinking and shooting... shooting absinthe, of course.

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