Absinthe Accessories Archives

Iconic & Original Absinthe Accessories

When it comes to Absinthe, there is one factor, which is, to many, more important than the Absinthe itself: The Absinthe Accessories. In our article about Absinthe Rituals you already found out, why they are pretty important. In the following article, we want to provide you with an overview about the most iconic Absinthe Accessories.

What is an Absinthe Glass?

To drink Absinthe the traditional way, you need to have an original Absinthe glass. But what exactly makes a glass an Absinthe glass? We will give you the answer and inform you this week about Absinthe Glasses.

Absinthe Spoons and their usage

Welcome back, glad to have you here! Absinthe Spoons are an important accessory of the Absinthe culture. This week, we will give you some more information about this iconic accessory and their use: The Absinthe Spoon. We will briefly explain how to use an Absinthe spoon, in case you are new to the world of Absinthe. Additionally, we present some historical facts about their usage. There are as well many different spoon designs available. Therefore, we will give you as well an overview about the different styles.

Vintage Absinthe Suisse Promo Card

This is our recent addition to our Absinthiana collection: A vintage promo card for Absinthe Suisse from Couvet, Switzerland. It is issued for the general Spanish importer “P. Guibert from Barcelona”.

Absinthe Terminus Brouilleur

“Bienfaisante”, this was the marketing claim for the famous French Absinthe Terminus. Bienfaisante means beneficial and was referring to the healthy qualities of this fine spirit. Indeed, Absinthe helps against stomach problems, but of course such a glorification of the spirit is a typical example of how advertising was made during the 19th century. Our blog post is about the vintage Absinthe brand Terminus and their special Absinthe accessory, the Terminus Brouilleur.

Absinthe Sneaker Nike Air Max by ALANDIA

Dear Absintheurs! We at ALANDIA like to play around a bit. Therefore, we designed the first ALANDIA Absinthe Nike Air Max ID Sneaker. The shoe is in our corporate colors black and green and has the “Fairy Wing Logo” at the back. Red is used to give the shoe a bit of contrast and glamour. How do you like it? Unfortunately, it is just a prototype, but maybe our staff will get them to get uniformed 🙂 .

Absinthe Decanter Portieux in stock!

You know, we are always on the search for authentic absinthe reproductions to create this unique feeling of nostalgia. Now we have a new cool absinthe accessory available. The Absinthe Carafe Portieux.

Silver-Plated Absinthe Spoon Paris 1889

Did you know that the Eiffel Tower was inaugurated in 1889…? No? That’s not of a problem! If you decide to buy our Absinthe of the Month – Heritage Verte – you will never forget this date. Why? Because every bottle is accompanied by one silver plated Paris 1889 Absinthe spoon. This Absinthe spoon is an authentic reproduction of the Absinthe spoon which was made for the festivities in 1889.

Metal Absinthe Fountains are back in stock

Have you ever thought of buying an Absinthe fountain..? An Absinthe fountain is one of the most beautiful Absinthe accessories available. It fascinates with its female shapes and its aura of nostalgia. And of course it is the most professional and authentic way to drink a glass of Absinthe. We just received new stock of the one and only metal Absinthe fountain. Now is the best time to order one, especially as we don’t have too many in stock.

Absinthe Skull Glass – Just awesome!

The unique and awesome Skull Absinthe glass has arrived! These glasses have a skull in the inside and are large enough for one diluted Absinthe. They just look scary and yes, AWESOME! Get yourself a bottle of Absinthe Hamlet Hardcore plus two glasses and experience this unique feeling. We have shown these Absinthe skull glasses to our friends and absolutely everyone said, awesome, I want one!!

Check out these glasses in our Absinthe store. Above you see one glass filled with Absinthe Hamlet Hardcore Red plus ice-cold water. We call this drink the “Shot of Death”…