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		<title>Oysters, Escargots, and A Fiery Blue Velvet Cocktail Turn Absinthe Into A PARISIENNE Déjà Vu</title>
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		<dc:creator>Christene Barberich &#38; Piera Gelardi</dc:creator>
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Known as La Fée Verte—the Green Fairy—the exotic elixir Absinthe is definitely having a renaissance of sorts. Of course, when our trusted sources recommended we come to a perfect little brasserie in Hayes Valley with such a name, we couldn&#8217;t resist. The oysters, the spicy fried chick peas, the escargots, not to mention the smoky-tangy-lemony-piquant ]]></description>
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<p>Known as La Fée Verte—the Green Fairy—the exotic elixir Absinthe is definitely having a renaissance of sorts. Of course, when our trusted sources recommended we come to a perfect little brasserie in Hayes Valley with such a name, we couldn&#8217;t resist. The oysters, the spicy fried chick peas, the escargots, not to mention the smoky-tangy-lemony-piquant mix of cheeses from Spain, France, and Belgium kept us nibbling till the bitter end. And the drinks? Just check out our friend bartender Carlos&#8217; handy work with a flaming cocktail called the Blue Blazer. And yes, we PARISIENNES drank the whole thing—and loved it. <em>398 Hayes Street; <a href="http://www.absinthe.com">www.absinthe.com</a></em></p>
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