Stopped by my favorite adult libations shop and, to my suprise; found 6 bottles of Lucid on the shelf. No Kubler's . Neither sold at my local Pubics(Publix). Not like a Tesco, yet.
So, got it here in Gatorland. Anywhere else in Florida? How about up there in Semen Hole-land?
For the record, haven't bought any. $74.99 + government's taste of the action.
Full Version: Selling Lucid in Flour Dough
Buy the $20 bottle of Arak instead...seriously.
LuXit™ is no longer such a bargain? I knew it. Arak is betterer and surprisingly much cheaper.
I'd rather drink Logan Fils - obscure quote from an unknown quoter
Butt he's right.
Thread title is funny, I'm making simbala with Lucid.
It's okay for cooking with.
It's okay for cooking with.
That's a very expensive Pastis you're using for cooking...
Lucid, like Jade, is excellent for cooking. Betterer than for drinking.
QUOTE(Off. Jack Batemaster @ Dec 21 2007, 09:40 AM) 
That's a very expensive Pastis you're using for cooking...
Do not offend Pastis!
QUOTE(jaded prol @ Dec 21 2007, 09:43 AM)
Lucid, like Jade, is excellent for cooking. Betterer than for drinking.
How is it for tastin'?
QUOTE(absinthist @ Dec 21 2007, 09:52 AM)
Do not offend Pastis!
Why not, it's nothin' but wimpy, watered- down a post-ban apology for real absinthe.
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That's a very expensive Pastis you're using for cooking..
I was just going to dump it so I figured, what the hell.
If it works...
QUOTE(Absomphe @ Dec 21 2007, 04:34 PM)
Why not, it's nothin' but wimpy, watered- down a post-ban apology for real absinthe.
What about a'lancienne or d'antan? Ricard is out of question, it is just watered down beet xit with artificial badiane oil.
QUOTE(absinthist @ Dec 22 2007, 09:41 AM)
What about a'lancienne or d'antan?
Made-up traditions -- like Czeckerlandsinth in that respect, though usually less horrid.
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Ricard is out of question, it is just watered down beet xit with artificial badiane oil.
Um, yes. Paul Ricard invented pastis and that's what it's like. He used the Provençal word "pastis" that sounds like "pastiche" but actually means "mess".
Thass right. There is also "pastaga" used.
The most informative;) site devoted to pastis:
http://www.pastis.org/
The most informative;) site devoted to pastis:
http://www.pastis.org/
Is it ran by the Pastis Syndicate™?
It's more informative than any of the "Absinthe Organization" sites...
It's more informative than any of the "Absinthe Organization" sites...
The abundance of information really is hard to digest. Pastis Syndicate™? New mafia on the horizon?
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