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First made with the French brandy Sazerac-de-Forge et fils, the drink came into its own when bartender Leon Lamanthe added a dash of absinthe in 1873, earning him the title “Father of the Sazerac.” Today the drink is made with Sazerac Rye Whiskey, Herbsaint, sugar, lemon peel, and a dash of absinthe or bitters.
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Be prepared to pack in with locals who bop and dance to their favorite bands, especially if you go on a Tuesday night, when the popular Rebirth Brass Band performs. If poetry is more your speed, visit on a Sunday fleetwood prowler travel trailers afternoon, when the venue’s outdoor courtyard hosts readers of prose and poetry, honoring famous Maple Leaf patron poet Everette Maddox.
We’d be remiss not to mention the soulful dining scene of NOLA. From po’boys to beignets to oysters on the half-shell, New Orleans’ spicy, flavorful food is a point of pride for the people who live there—and a must-eat for the people who visit.
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