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At the forefront of the absinthe renaissance is La Fée the worlds most
recognizable absinthe. In 1998 George Rowley (CEO and owner of La Fée)
secured the government’s authorization on the landmark document allowing
absinthe to be legally sold in the European Union thus sparking a worldwide
revival. 10 years on absinthe is beginning to make its mark in America.
On a visit to the Musée de l‘Absinthe, Auvers-sur-Oise,
France, Rowley met Marie-Claude Delahaye, recognized
world expert and historian on the spirit and he embarked
on his quest to return true French absinthe since it was
banned by the French Government in 1915. The Green
Fairy had been blamed, amongst other things, for the
decadence within French society, coupled with the names
of Baudelaire, Lautrec, Rimbaud, Van Gogh, Oscar Wilde
and other revelers who frequented the cafés of Paris and
the infamous Moulin Rouge. The drink achieved notoriety
not only in France, but was also banned in other countries
including Switzerland and the USA.
In the year 2000 in Paris, Rowley and Delahaye distilled the first traditional
absinthe in France since the bans of 1915, and now for the first time since
the American ban of 1912 La Fée Absinthe Parisenne is available in the
United States – The Green Fairy returns.
The Definitive Range
La Fée distil the finest award winning range of both traditional and modern
absinthes in the world in terms of provenance, authenticity and quality and
the iconic eye logo is the mark of excellence.
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‘La Fée’, ‘La Fée Absinthe Parisienne’, the ‘La Fée Eye’ device and ‘Sophisticated Decadence’ are
Trademarks and/or Registered Trademarks of Green Utopia Limited and/or La Fée LLP © 2008.
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Enjoy La Fée responsibly. La Fée Absinthe Parisienne - Beet neutral spirits distilled with herbs and spices. 68% alc. by Vol.
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