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How To Drink Absinthe THE RIGHT WAY!

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Have you been drinking Absinthe for the wrong reasons? Only the most cultured among us know absinthe is to free your mind of writers block or to shed off the vicious effect of ennui related to being a nihilist.

If you drink Absinthe for any other reason, you're just diddling the green fairy.

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Ham Radio Crash Course published this 1:50 video tutorial on October 25, 2016. It has been watched 945 times on YouTube.

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  • How To Properly Prepare and Drink Absinthe – Absinthe 101 absinthe101.com

    Sugar is a good addition for any absinthe blend, generally one (1) teaspoon per mixed absinthe drink. With this math and the right ingredients, you can make an absinthe ritual of your own, or blend a simple drink whenev…

  • The Traditional Way to Drink Straight Absinthe thespruceeats.com

    The traditional preparation was popularized in France. It's a simple technique that involves absinthe, sugar, and ice-cold water. The sugar quells the bitterness and the water dilutes the liquor; the combination of the…

  • 7 Ways to Drink Absinthe - wikiHow wikihow.com

    If you want to drink absinthe in the classic French style, pour about an ounce of absinthe into a glass, then lay a flat, perforated absinthe spoon across the rim of the glass. Place a single cube of sugar on the perfor…

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