This lady's fountain is one of our most popular of all fountains. The lid is adorned with the classic "pineapple" finial and is removable to add iced water to the glass bowl, which includes a water filter.
The pineapple represents hospitality and friendship. The glass bowl is mouth-blown and the fountain is hand-made.

Because of their high price, absinthe fountains were mainly used in high-end bars. They were brought to the table, where the customer prepared the absinthe himself. Absinthe fountains were (and still are) the preferred means of preparing absinthe, as the water flow can be perfectly controlled. But unfortunately, due to accidents, very few fountains have survived intact with their original glass bowls.

The correct use is to pour an ounce of absinthe into an absinthe glass, then place an absinthe spoon on the glass and a sugar cube on the spoon. The fountain lid is removed and fresh water and ice cubes are added to the glass bowl. The tap is turned slightly and the ice water drips slowly from the fountain onto the sugar cube. The cold sugar water then drips from the spoon into the glass of absinthe, releasing oils and perfuming the air with fennel, grand wormwood and anise. The combination also begins to take on a milky white color, as the water mixes with the anise. Refresh the water before each use.

The fountain can accommodate 1-2 people at a time. The proportion of drinks varies from 1 part absinthe to 3 to 5 parts water, depending on individual preference.

• Instructions, history of absinthe and FAQ included.
• Holds 1 to 2 glasses.
• Measures 44.5 cm high (with lid).
• Allows you to place approximately 20.3 cm under the glasses' spouts.
• Metal plating on brass.
• Hand-blown transparent glass bowl.
• The glass bowl holds about 1.5 liters of water.
• Simple installation required.