Instructions how to prepare an absinthe, the history of absinthe, and FAQ's included. Stands approximately 16.5" (41.9 cm) tall, with lid. Approximately 8.25" (21 cm) under each spout.
Clear mouth-blown light-weight Borosilicate Glass with plastic spouts. Already imported into the ...Instructions how to prepare an absinthe, the history of absinthe, and FAQ's included. Stands approximately 16.5" (41.9 cm) tall, with lid.
Approximately 8.25" (21 cm) under each spout. Clear mouth-blown light-weight Borosilicate Glass with plastic spouts. Already imported into the U.S.
This mouth-blown glass fountain is perfect for dripping water used in a traditional absinthe ritual. By turning the fountain's spigot the amount of liquid can vary from a slow drip to a gentile pour. The fountain is made of light-weight Borosilicate Glass, best known for its use in laboratory glassware.
The advantage of using this type of glass is its resistance to thermal shock, making it more durable than any other common glass to handle major temperature variance without breaking. This mouth-blown glass fountain is perfect for dripping water used in a traditional absinthe ritual. By turning the fountain's spigot the amount of liquid can vary from a slow drip to a gentile pour.
The fountain is made of light-weight Borosilicate Glass, best known for its use in laboratory glassware. The advantage of using this type of glass is its resistance to thermal shock, making it more durable than any other common glass to handle major temperature variance without breaking. This mouth-blown glass fountain is perfect for dripping water used in a traditional absinthe ritual.
By turning the fountain's spigot the amount of liquid can vary from a slow drip to a gentile pour. The fountain is made of light-weight Borosilicate Glass, best known for its use in laboratory glassware. The advantage of using this type of glass is its resistance to thermal shock, making it more durable than any other common glass to handle major temperature variance without breaking.