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Hapsburg Corp

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Hapsburg Corp, founded in 1999, specializes in providing a range of exquisite Absinthe products that are unique, imaginative, and great tasting. The company imports and distributes Classic 72.5% X.C, 89.9%, flavoured liqueurs, Irish Cream Liqueur, and La Magnifique 68%. They offer cocktails such as Hapsburg Limonada, El Hada Rojo, Hapsburg Sazerac, Mixed Berry Collins, and Green Goddess. Hapsburg Absinthe makes Absinthe modern and fashionable, with a rich heritage and steeped in intrigue. The company invites customers to discover and share the Hapsburg Absinthe experience worldwide.

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