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Craig preparing the absinthe at the afternoon tea / absinthe party. He did it by adding 1 part absinthe to 2 parts cold water (with a sugar cube dissolved in it), a drop of aniseed essence, and a drop of peppermint essence.
It’s national absinthe day. This is some eerily lighted St. George absinthe. Besides St. George being the first new small distillery post-prohibition, it was also the first American absinthe to be release after the ban ended in 2007.
In Chicago we drink a lot of Wormwood in the form of Malort and Besk, but absinthe taste quiet different and can be quite a treat when served correctly.
Christian attempts to set a wand alight with the use of yellow absinthe.Wand seems to be indestructible @_@
This is how you prepare real absinthe, by soaking a sugar cube in it and then burning it into a glass. Then you add water.
This is my absinthe collection. I managed to hold off trying it until I moved into my own place and got some photos of the bottles, so I hastily set this up last night.