Step into a ritual as mesmerizing as the Green Fairy herself. We pour 2 oz of St. George Spirits Absinthe—a local legend brimming with bold anise, fennel, and secret botanicals. Served the old-school way with an absinthe spoon and a bottle of ice water, you’ll drip and louche ‘til it blooms into an opalescent dream. It’s a slow, sultry dance of flavors—perfect for sipping like a Belle Époque poet plotting a revolution.
History: Absinthe lit up 19th-century Paris, beloved by artists like Van Gogh and Toulouse-Lautrec for its rumored mind-bending magic. Banned in 1915 over wild myths, it crept back in the 2000s, proving the “Green Fairy” still has wings—and a wicked bite.
History: Absinthe lit up 19th-century Paris, beloved by artists like Van Gogh and Toulouse-Lautrec for its rumored mind-bending magic. Banned in 1915 over wild myths, it crept back in the 2000s, proving the “Green Fairy” still has wings—and a wicked bite.
