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lee

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me and Lisa did over 300 miles last weekend - she was in front nearly all the time and she said the light really stood out in her mirrors - highly recommended
 

bdmridgeback

Low Down Chop Shop
Jake/emcclary,

There is no need to have to try to get absinthe from overseas. It is now being made in the U. S. and can bought. Some of the best verte is made by St. George Spirits out of California.

Here is a online retailer that had some:

ST GEORGE ABSINTHE 750

Here is the link to St. George Spirits and if you scroll you can see a nice little vide that tell you all about it. \_St. George Spirits_/

The St. George stuff is a verte style and is a little different than most of Czech stuff. Actually much better and more of a classic and superior style.

Have fun!

I just wanted to base back on the Absinthe topic for a bit, here is what I found about the US laws:

It is once again legal to produce and sell absinthe in practically every country where alcohol is legal, the major exception being the United States, but as of 2007 absinthe’s "banned status" in the States is changing, and two brands, Lucid and Kübler, began to be sold openly within the U.S. Laws concerning other absinthes are still unclear because it is not technically illegal to possess or consume other brands of absinthe in the United States. In 2007, St. George Absinthe Verte from St. George Spirits of Alameda, California became the first brand of American-made absinthe legally produced and sold in the U.S. in nearly a century.
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