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**Paloverde** · 06-04-2008, 06:22 AM

Originally posted by Ciane View Post

Nectar of the Green Fairy
*A book*
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When I right click to read the books.. a scroll window, not a recipe book window, comes up. I can't read all that is in it, as it's cut off.

Looks like there's some new recipes to figure out.

FROM LUCY --->

Nectar of the green fairy.

Absinthe is a
much-misunderstood
beverage. While some say
it should never be imbibed
buy any soul, I believe
that all should imbibe it,
especially those that are
creative. The naysayers
would say that the visions
that it instills are dangerous, but I say that
most anything used
improperly can be
dangerous. Be responsible
and do not use while you
might endanger another and
you will find that it
expands your mind.

The basis of all absinthe
and absinth is wormwood.
While some say any wormwood

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can be used, I say that
only grande wormwood is of
the proper quality and
safety. The difference
between absinthe and
absinth is that absinth has
additional herbs brewed
with the wormwood that give
it the extra potency and
stronger flavor.

To make absinthe one must distill grande wormwood,
anise, and fennel in water.
Do not forget to bottle it
once you have completed the
process. This basic
absinthe is clear, and not
of a quality that I would
drink, but some prefer it.
While I firmly believe that
absinth is a waste of time,
again some people prefer
it. To make the absinth,

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simple do not include anise
or fennel in your brewing
process. Again this will
make a clear absinth that
has very little of the
clarity of taste and power
of a second distilling
step.

I would advise people to
distil the absinthe or
absinth a second time. This second distilling will
add the distinctive green
color that is expected with
absinthe, and the flavor
and intensity of experience
that make absinthe my drink
of choice. You can distill
either absinthe or absinth
a second time using you
choice of hyssop, angelica,
nutmeg, or wormwood. For
this step I would advice

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just regular wormwood and
not grande wormwood. You
can also safely reuse the
bottle that the clear
absinthe or absinth is in,
so you will not need a new
bottle, or any additional
water.

While I am a traditionalist
and only go for absinthe,
you can make an interesting rose absinthe or rose
absinth by brewing a clear
absinthe or absinth with
the petals of the corn
rose. This rose absinthe
is pale pink in color and
gives a different
experience than one finds
with normal absinthe.

I have found that the
presence of people from

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Norrath proper through the
various portals in the void
cause a resonance between
the beings of those era and
norrathians that sometime
coalesces into a fine
powder. This powder is so
fine it is hard to
distinguish it from regular
dust. If you can find this
powder, I have found that
two pinches work well in a second distillation of
absinthe to make a drink
that will expand your mind
so far that it even has
some physical side effects.
For some reason this does
not work with absinth,
which as far as I am
concerned further enforces
the superiority of absinthe
of absinth.

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While one can drink any of
these absinthe or absinth
creations directly, I would
advise against it as it
does not give the full
experience of absinthe, and
mostly just leads to you
being drunk for a long
time, counteracting the
beneficial effects of
absinthe. Instead, you
should follow the proper ritual for absinthe.

The proper ritual entails
using an absinthe glass and
an absinthe spoon. Pour
enough absinthe into the
glass to fill the bulb at
the bottom of the glass.
Place the spoon over the
glass and some sugar on the
spoon. Carefully and
slowly pour cold water over

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the sugar into the glass at
a measured pace until the
glass is nearly full. The
liquid will become cloudy
as the process completes
and you have your perfect
glass of absinthe. One
bottle or absinthe or
absinth and one flask of
water are sufficient for
six glasses of absinthe

**Paloverde** · 06-04-2008, 06:27 AM

Originally posted by Ciane View Post

The Drink of Timeless Energy
*A book*

Class: None
Race: None

Size: SMALL
Weight: 5.0

Price - 26p 2g 4s 9c

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When I right click to read the books.. a scroll window, not a recipe book window, comes up. I can't read all that is in it, as it's cut off.

Looks like there's some new recipes to figure out.

FROM LUCY ---->

The Drink of Timeless
Energy.

Once you are proficient at
making absinthe, you can
try my new creation and the
real reason I have made the
other book. I want as many
people as possible to be
able to experience the
drink that I have created.
This drink will have lasting effects while you
drink it, and at the same
time, it will not impair
your judgment in any way,
unlike other forms of
alcohol. The process is a
mixture of the absinthe
ritual and the standard
distilling process.
Carefully balance an
absinthe spoon over the
opening of your distillery.

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Pile on it fairy drake
dust, dust of decay,
crushed diamond dust,
powder of Ro, dervish
spirit dust, air elemental
dust and shimmering fairy
dust. Carefully pour two
bottles of chronal absinthe
over the dust. Magically
even the diamond dust will
be harmlessly dissolved
into the liquid of the chronal absinthe. Distill
this down to one bottle's
worth of Drink of Timeless
Energy. You can use one of
the bottles from the
chronal absinthe and will
not need an extra.

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