Absinthe Cards
Description: This absinthe shirt is perfect for all those spirits who love to drink themselves into a gothic coma. Get the bottle of Absinthe out this Halloween and make all their hearts grow fonder. This t-shirt has been designed by typography artist Retro Review.
Absinthe Makes the Heart Grow Fonder - Drinking Shirt Card
by RetroReview
$5.00 $6.00
Description: One doesn’t often think of fairies traveling – most tales have them inhabiting a particular forest or heath, but in truth many fairies are beset by an abiding wanderlust. That was certainly the case with Verlaine Lalouche, a French fairy and her lovely cousin Marcellin Terrebonne, who made her home in the wild & mysterious New World. They had decided to rendezvous in Switzerland to rest up for an exhaustive European tour and so found themselves in Neufchatel, flitting around fragrant cafes and ancient forests. In a well-appointed villa in the exact center of one such forest, a doctor’s wife had commandeered her husband’s laboratory and was concocting all manner of unusual potions. Truth be told, she was bored witless. The doctor...
Description: Fully restored vintage advertising poster for Absinthe Parisienne. Published in 1896. Bois donc tu verras après- Distillerie du Val-Roger à Villiers sur Marne.
Absinthe Parisienne France Vintage Advertising Poster 1896 Card
by Vintage Treasure
$5.00 $6.00
Description: After indulging in several glasses of finest emerald absinthe, Sabina finds herself longing for a call from a certain oafish lummox. However, the circumspect Marzipan has wisely and discreetly disconnected the telephone. This original collage has been constructed on a 4” x 6” x 1/2” handpainted gallery canvas of hand cut and assembled vintage images and is accented with jaqcuard satin ribbon, brass corners and a green crystal. Backed with art paper, signed and fitted with hanging hardware, this piece does not require a frame to hang. This original artwork and story are copyright 2014 Ramona Szczerba. Neither artwork nor story can be reproduced without my express written permission. Thanks!
Description: The favorite drink of Edger Allan Poe and many creatives and intellectuals of the time. Absinthe, commonly known as the ‘Green Fairy’ was rumored to have hallucinogenic qualities. Those rumors were ultimately dismissed as nothing more than an effect of the extremely high alcohol content and absinthe has made a comeback with nearly 200 brands being produced today.
