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    How are you getting this stuff in the States?

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    here is more info


    http://straightrazorpalace.com/finer...zor-users.html

    There are several links in there about serving it

    It was made legal in the US awhile back after the science proved that "Thejune" was not dangerous

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    Sorry for resurrecting this old thread, but I wanted to share my experience. I had seen a documentary on absinthe on Netflix, and became interested. Yesterday, I purchased a bottle of Mata Hari Absinthe Bohemian at a local liquor shop, and had a couple of traditional (Absinthe+ice water+sugar) glasses. Very cooling in the summer heat, and less of the black licorice flavor than I expected.

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    I'm glad you did resurrect this thread. Reminded me that I've not had a glass in some time. Now enjoying some Swiss La Clandestine traditional (no sugar) in a Pontarlier absinthe glass.

    Cheers!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mg7769 View Post
    How are you getting this stuff in the States?
    I realize that this question is from February, but still worth mentioning that around these parts even BevMo carries an impressive selection of Absinthes.

    Cheers!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RoyceH View Post
    ... I had seen a documentary on absinthe on Netflix, and became interested.
    I too discovered that documentary and found it to be very well done--factual, engaging, entertaining... highly recommend it.
    Last edited by kingping; 07-08-2012 at 03:45 AM. Reason: deleted bad humor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kingping View Post
    I realize that this question is from February, but still worth mentioning that around these parts even BevMo carries an impressive selection of Absinthes.

    Cheers!
    Yep. I just ordered 2 bottles (each a different brand) from BevMo online last night. The TotalWine in Rancho Cucamonga near where I work also stocks several brands.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RoyceH View Post
    I had seen a documentary on absinthe on Netflix, and became interested.
    The first time I seen it my former roommates had taken to using it for shots because of the high proof. So I showed them the documentary on netflix and began making it for them the traditional way. They both enjoy it much more now. I'm personally not a big fan, as I'm not a fan of black liquorice but am willing to try some different brands.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Devilpup View Post
    The first time I seen it my former roommates had taken to using it for shots because of the high proof. So I showed them the documentary on netflix and began making it for them the traditional way. They both enjoy it much more now. I'm personally not a big fan, as I'm not a fan of black liquorice but am willing to try some different brands.
    Kubler 53 is a good 'Swiss blue' to try. It's not too fussy a drink to mix with water. It doesn't have sugar added already, and it's not too bitter or too sweet.

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    Definitely a Summer Cooler for us, we just had a couple this past week...
    We enjoy it enogh that I am thinking it is time for an Absinthe' Fountain

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