Low Courts of Eildih Downs

The Low Courts served as a meeting place for the upper crust of spruce street from the late 19th century until the beginning of prohibition. While it was viewed as a bar by patrons of the time it innovated many common features of modern clubs. It featured a well hidden hidden VIP room, hosted many dances and other festivals, and even offered local specific cocktails like the one listed below:

An Eternity

Shake: 3 parts amontillado with 1/2 part absinthe

Float: 1 part Philosopher's Ichor

Garnish with 1 fain wasp egg dropped through all layers

Serve in leaded crystal rocks glass

Strangely enough the Low Courts was not actually shut down because of prohibition laws. It burned down before it ever had a chance to be raided. Recipes like the above survived only because the wreckage was thoroughly searched before the College of Metaphysics erected on the Low Courts former grounds.

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