Traditionnel Pontarlier Absinthe Glass, Uncut, Set of Two Absinthe Spoon & Sugar Holders including the band

including the band

bistro tables continue to be used in restaurants and bistros throughout France and other parts of Europe

if three dark blue-rimmed saucers (as shown above) were stacked

This cut-out cross allows the sugar and water to drop easily into the glass of absinthe

Traditionnel Pontarlier Absinthe Glass, Uncut, Set of Two Absinthe Spoon & Sugar Holders including the bandThese popular glasses are mouth blown replicas of the legendary Pontarlier Absinthe Glass without the facet cuts. Originally named after the glass, it first appeared in a late 19th century advertisement for the absinthe producer Pernod Fils, which featured its hometown newspaper from Pontarlier, France. See photo. The small, sleepy town of Pontarlier was once home to the most maker of absinthe in the world and to those considered the best absinthe