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Bourgeois Frères Print (Cat Drinking Absinthe), 11" x 14" Bistro Tables A polite to ask someoneThis print is a reproduction of a 19th century advertisement for the absinthe brand Bourgeois Frres (Bourgeois Brothers). The image is from a series of photos featuring a black cat drinking absinthe. When water is added to absinthe, the anise (a key ingredient in absinthe) causes the mixture to turn an opalescent white (resembling milk), with a tint of greenish yellow. This process also releases essential oils in the absinthe, which perfumes the air