Offering pastis, this traditional French bistro-style table is one of the most popular aperitifs in the south of France, having become popular in the 1930s as a replacement for absinthe. Unlike absinthe, pastis is a liqueur pre-sweetened with sugar and doesn't contain grande wormwood, however, it closely mimics the anise taste. As with absinthe, water can be added to one's preference. Built to standard size and suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, it should not be left outside overnight or exposed to the elements. Seamless brass rim. Table is off-white, light crème color. Brass rim features an antiqued patina. The enamel coating seals the image. Wooden underside. Measures approximately 20" in diameter. Stands approximately 28"  tall. Easy to follow instructions included.