Review Detail
3.6 3 0.5
Traditional Absinthe
A well balanced red absinthe
Overall rating
3.7
Appearance
4.0
Louche
3.5
Aroma
4.0
Flavor / Mouthfeel
4.0
Finish
3.0
Overall
3.5
Appearance: beautiful red color with no sediment.
Louche: average thick, pink, getting white as more water is added. No complexity of color as in the best vertes.
Aroma: think of a good white absinthe, very well balanced, with the flowery note of hibiscus. Anise is well restrained.
Flavor: I would describe it as that of a white absinthe with an extra touch of hibiscus, which is in no way overwhelming or obtrusive. Nothing soapy, nothing bitter, nothing tasting artificial.
Finish: some delicate wormwood and hibiscus.
Overall: I think it's a different batch than that of previous reviews. It looks like a well balanced, round, mild absinthe, with no rough edges. I tried it both with and witgout sugar, but I think a little sugar helps (I seldom add sugar). This is the third red absinthe I try, it looks like the one I like most so far: Awen Nature seemed too mild, Neuzeller Malvales seemed too poignant.
Louche: average thick, pink, getting white as more water is added. No complexity of color as in the best vertes.
Aroma: think of a good white absinthe, very well balanced, with the flowery note of hibiscus. Anise is well restrained.
Flavor: I would describe it as that of a white absinthe with an extra touch of hibiscus, which is in no way overwhelming or obtrusive. Nothing soapy, nothing bitter, nothing tasting artificial.
Finish: some delicate wormwood and hibiscus.
Overall: I think it's a different batch than that of previous reviews. It looks like a well balanced, round, mild absinthe, with no rough edges. I tried it both with and witgout sugar, but I think a little sugar helps (I seldom add sugar). This is the third red absinthe I try, it looks like the one I like most so far: Awen Nature seemed too mild, Neuzeller Malvales seemed too poignant.
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