Absinthe Distillery Label Print, 11" x 8.5"

Absinthe Distillery Label Print, 11" x 8.5"This print is a reproduction of an original late 19th century absinthe label. It was printed using a four color offset printing press, meaning each color was applied separately. This printing method would have been the same as the one used to produce the original labels. The colors and image are sharp and vibrant. Silver metallic ink was used in the printing process on the wormwood branches and leaves, adding to the authentic look and feel of the

This tray is attractive as it is useful

as this method allowed precise control over the water's flow rate

as absinthe enthusiasts still prefer using fountains for preparation

Using metallic inks creates a shiny

com) and the effort to lift the nearly 100-year absinthe ban in the United States and France

A chapter is also dedicated to cocktail recipes

The reservoir is the area used to measure the amount of absinthe to be used

which is most notably used in making test tubes

These reproduction glasses are among the most interesting antique absinthe glasses

or 6 spouts

looks at the myths of absinthe and examines its influence on the artistic movements of the nineteenth century

The preferred method for use is to pour small amounts of water into the piece