Fleur de Lys Absinthe Spoon Eiffel Tower Absinthe Spoon #4 This printing method would have

This printing method would have been the same as the one used to produce the original labels

sleepy town of Pontarlier was once home to the most maker of absinthe in the world and to those considered the best absinthe makers in the world

Although originally intended to add water to absinthe

The stone is almost indistinguishable from nature-made stone and can remain outdoors

this style was originally made specifically for use with absinthe

Fleur de Lys Absinthe Spoon Eiffel Tower Absinthe Spoon #4 This printing method would haveThis absinthe spoon features the Fleur de Lys (or Fleur de Lis in Canada) cutout in its grille. The large cutouts in the grille hold the sugar cubes and help to aid in the flow of the sugary water. The spoon is one of our newest and most popular. It is also an exact reproduction of an original late 19th century absinthe spoon.