Absinthe products
Absinthe is a drink with a high alcohol content. It comes from the colors and leaves of the plant Artemisia absinthium (wormwood). Besides wormwood, absinthe contains anise, fennel, hyssop, it can also include roots of angelica, rosin, coriander, jeron, juniper, nutmeg and various herbs.
Each distillery has its own recipe and a combination of herbs that is kept secret.
Absinthe is one of the most scandalous drinks, leaving a lasting impression in art over the centuries. Source of inspiration to many famous artists and poets - Van Gogh, Degas, Toulouse-Lautrec, Picasso, Artyut Rimbaud, Paul Verlaine, Edgar Allan Poe, Oscar Wilde, Hemingway and others.
Francois Guy is often described as one of the very best brands available. The reason is clear: Guy is one of the few distilleries left that produced Absinthe in the Belle Epoch. The recipes are nearly the same as then and as you can see yourself, they are using the old stills that have been in use since the late 19th century. Its unique taste is absolutely fantastic: well balanced herbal notes, slight bitterness from the Wormwood that they grow themselves.
The Absinthe brand “La Pontissalienne” had already existed before the Absinthe ban. Back then it was the famous Distillerie Vichet from Pontarlier that produced this Absinthe. As nearly every Absinthe brand disappeared after the ban in 1915, La Pontissalienne was nearly forgotten, but after 100 years Francois Guy reanimated the brand as a special edition for the Absinthiades of 2011. It won a Gold Medal both in 2011 and 2013 at the Absinthiades and in between, there was another Gold Medal awarded at the Concours General du Salon de l’Agriculture de Paris. The Guy distillery is known for taking a lot of care for tradition, so they use traditional Absinthe alembics that had been previously used by the Duval distillery in Pontarlier. The formula is relatively simple but very effective: fine Andalusian Anise Seed and powerful Wormwood from French Jura combine into a perfect aroma locals have preferred ever since.
Pernod Absinthe - Pernod Absinthe The absinthe from the company that opened the first absinthe distillery in 1805. Pernod absinthe was the most popular brand until the spirit was banned in 1915, and this post-ban release is inspired by that old recipe.
Mr. Jekyll Absinth is one of the milder of its kind You will certainly have heard of Mr.Jekyll, even if for most of you, the name conjures up images of the famous character from literature and film. But do you also know Mr. Jekyll Absinthe? The greenish drink with the name from the well-known novella is distributed by the Berentzen group from Germany and impresses with its taste, especially its high alcohol volume of 55% and its delicious mildness. Clear notes of wormwood meet herbal notes and sweetness Mr. Jekyll Absinth has distinct notes of wormwood and yet is one of the milder representatives of its kind. Its fresh taste is accompanied by herbal notes such as anise and a fine sweetness that make it possible to use in various drinks.
Absinthe Luxardo is produced by the classical absinthe recipe. It has a pleasant aroma with notes of anise and wormwood.
Absinthe Metelka Naturelle - Absinthe Naturelle is a premium product of Metelka. It’s given a special care. This Absinthe is made by a special technology. As the name implies, it’s completely natural product without a use of any artificial colors. On the bottom of every bottle, there are purified coriander seeds that emphasize its natural character. Coriander seeds are macerated for a few months prior adding to the final product, so they do not change the flavor of Absinthe Naturelle.
Absinthe Metelka Verdoyante - A bitter greenish liquor with anise and fennel flavour with an extract of wormwood, coriander, and spicies and herbs distillate. The first one of three types of our absinthes represents a Verdoyante’s tradition and proven quality. After dilution with cold water, a milk turbidity appears and this phenomenom is called a louche effect. This is characteristic of the Absinthe with a large portion of anise silica.
Couperose is due to its red color and very distinctive flavor suitable for absinthe cocktails Less anise is used in Traditional Bohemian absinthe recipes Bottled in the Czech Republic at 60% with 10mg of thujone
Absinthe is a 70% herbal liqueur made from wormwood, which also contains essential oils of wormwood, anise, fennel and coriander.
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"An absinthe that delivers an authentic pre-ban experience with emphasis on the magical herb that gives absinthe its name."
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