White Round Melamine French Pastis Tray, 14.5" Diameter

White Round Melamine French Pastis Tray, 14.5" DiameterOur white melamine Pastis serving tray is made in Pontarlier, France, a small town in the east of the country bordering Switzerland. The town was once boasted as being the number one maker of absinthe in the world. Pastis is a popular drink in the south of France. It was invented in the late 1920s as a substitute for absinthe. After absinthe was banned in France in 1915, many still longed for the taste of anis. These days, it is synonymous with

English translation: Water Closet One Person at a Time

four-legged base features the same detail as an original early 20th-century French bistro table

Aleister Crowley

This absinthe spoon features scalloped side edges and 10 large star cut-outs in its grille

LUCAS is a fictitious vineyard and distillery located in Orion

creating a sweetened absinthe mixture

These popular glasses are mouth-blown replicas of the legendary Pontarlier Absinthe Glass without the facet cuts

making this exact reproduction of a late 19th-century absinthe spoon a prized item

Made from heavy-duty metal and covered in baked enamel

the amount of sugar used is purely based on the drinker's preference

Shiny chrome rim

3 cm) in diameter