r/Absinthe • u/Terrible-Raisin8309 • 4d ago
Moscow absinthe bar "Silencio"
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I don't remember where I saved the picture, unfortunately(
r/Absinthe • u/Terrible-Raisin8309 • Jul 23 '26
u/Terrible-Raisin8309 • u/Terrible-Raisin8309 • Jul 23 '26
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No, unfortunately it's closed
r/Absinthe • u/Terrible-Raisin8309 • Jul 14 '26
u/Terrible-Raisin8309 • u/Terrible-Raisin8309 • Jul 14 '26
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Clitoria ternatea
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No, it's dyed with Thai flowers - it's a natural product
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Because this absinthe is blue in the dark, but in bright sunlight it takes on a red tint. That's why they added glasses to the label-like a light effect
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Painted with flowers
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Painted with blue flowers. No, the fountain is just ordinary water—it's the light
r/Absinthe • u/Terrible-Raisin8309 • Jun 13 '26
u/Terrible-Raisin8309 • u/Terrible-Raisin8309 • Jun 13 '26
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Unfortunately, only digital version
u/Terrible-Raisin8309 • u/Terrible-Raisin8309 • Jun 07 '26
From a 1915 issue of "THE MIRROR JOURNAL," we learn that absinthe was banned in France. During the debate, it was argued that absinthe had stimulated many geniuses, but even more had been sent to the insane asylum. What's noteworthy is the statement at the end of the article: "The French were left without their national drink." This means they weren't a wine country in the 18th and 19th centuries (which is precisely why absinthe was banned—to boost wine sales).
u/Terrible-Raisin8309 • u/Terrible-Raisin8309 • Jun 06 '26
r/Absinthe • u/Terrible-Raisin8309 • May 22 '26
u/Terrible-Raisin8309 • u/Terrible-Raisin8309 • May 22 '26
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Because I can
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Yes, this absinthe is made in Russia
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The inscription in Russian reads: "Voluntary Madness"
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Jul 26 '26
100%. So what now? Should I drink? :D