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• Brissaud was sentenced to death and Mandrin to the galleys.
• Mandrin has been called the Robin Hood of France.
• Mandrin declared a personal war against the tax collectors.
• In the first year, Absolut Mandrin should easily do 50, 000 cases.
• On the same day, Mandrin's brother Pierre was hanged for counterfeiting.
• In 2002, a Grenoble brewery named a walnut-flavored beer after Mandrin.
• Mandrin endured the torture without a cry.
• The Mandrin variety is to be introduced on Thursday and is scheduled to be available nationwide by Sept . 1.
• Mandrin managed to flee but Brissaud was caught and hanged in Breuil square ( now Place Grenette ) in Grenoble.
• Mandrin reacted to the ban by going to Rodez and forcing Ferme G閚閞ale employees to buy his goods at gunpoint.
• The liquor company was pushing its Mandrin, Citron and Kurant vodkas mixed into cocktails with names like temptress, vixen and mischievous.
• Citron, the citrus variety, is the most popular Absolut flavor, he added, followed by Mandrin, the orange variety.
• Louis Mandrin was born at Saint-蓆ienne-de-Saint-Geoirs, Dauphin? a border province, in 1725.
• They had warehouses for weapons and stolen goods in Savoy, and Mandrin believed himself out of the reach from the French authorities.
• Mandrin joined a gang of smugglers operating in the Cantons of Switzerland, France, and Savoy, which was then a sovereign state.
• Mandrin soon became head of this gang-a small army of some 300 men which he led and organised like a military regiment.
• A popular ballad arose, the " Complainte de Mandrin ", that was sung throughout France and is still known today.
• In 1754, Mende saw Louis Mandrin the famous brigand, who lodged in a house there and, according to legend, hid treasure.
• Mandrin had only 17 mules left when he arrived, and they were in such a sorry state that the tax collectors refused to pay him.
• Five years later, on July 27, 1753, Mandrin and his friend Beno顃 Brissaud were involved in a brawl and their opponents were killed.