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and red—the national French colors
This particular style is commonly found in antique markets
This glass Verse-Eau (water pourer in French) is a single server used to slowly add water (and optional sugar) to absinthe
Apart from its primary use of holding spoons
Glass Verse-Eau, Brouilleur, Uncut 4 Spout and red—the national French colorsThis glass Verse Eau (water pourer in French) is a single server used to slowly add water (and optional sugar) to absinthe. It is a reproduction of a glass brouilleur found in the late 19th century, which are highly sought after by collectors and difficult to find. A dose of absinthe is first poured into the glass and the glass Verse Eau is placed on top of the glass. Ice is then placed inside the glass Verse Eau and water is slowly poured over the