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The New Green Drink for St. Paddy's Day

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Forget green beer, green rivers, green eggs this St. Patrick's Day. We've got a new green drink for you this holiday! Use the coupon code at the bottom of this post for 10% off eSutras Organics' Absinthe Kit and party with the green fairy this holiday (which, as you may have noticed, is already 25% off!).

Enjoy the world's notorious alcoholic spirit, made traditionally and organically!
Absinthe was first popularized in 19th-century France and has been enjoyed through the years by the likes of Edgar Degas, Toulouse Lautrec, Picasso, Oscar Wilde & Ernest Hemingway.

The oldest technique for making absinthe is simply to steep wormwood and other spices like star anise, anise seed, fennel, hyssop, angelica root, coriander or peppermint in an alcoholic drink like beer, wine or a neutral spirit (we're talking the serious stuff: grain alcohols like vodka). Our kit provides the ingredients to make your own traditional, steeped recipes!
The kit also provides you information on different recipes, rituals and traditions from all over the world for making and drinking your delicious homemade absinthe.

Use this code - ESBLOG -Shop online at eSutras Organics today for an extra 10% off our organic Absinthe Kit.

Happy Holidays!
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