Appearance: A “thick” but clear olive oil hue. The dead leafing denotes a natural coloration, as well as the possibility of over-coloring since this is a relatively new absinthe on...

Appearance: So close to perfect. There is the slightest, and I mean tiniest, amount of hue. The only other visible imperfections are from the glass. Water isn't this clear. ...

Appearance: On the darker and heavier side of peridot. Clean, clear, and appearing dead leaf. Louche: Way too thick. Unlike other star anise efforts that leave at...

Appearance: A clear dark and heavy yellow. Very topaz and a bit dead leaved. Louche: Thick and milky while retaining lots of color but surprisingly hued....

Appearance: This carries an old “dead leaf” hue with just hints of green. The overall impression is of a dark topaz that appears heavy. It is otherwise clear and sediment...

Appearance: A light and thin olive color. Clear and natural. Louche: Opaline displays a perfect translucence with green-amber hues in the body and greyish blue hues towards...

NOTE: I feel that is important to disclose that I am friends with the producers of this absinthe. When reviewing I have made every attempt to stay as objective as...

Appearance: A heavy, dark and grassy olive-green hue colors this clear and haze free absinthe. Louche: This absinthe brings on the thickness. The clouds burst into gelatin...

Appearance: A surprisingly green peridot, although still more towards the yellow side. Clear with just a little haziness to it that is hard to spot. Natural and obviously very well...

Appearance: A clear yet heavy and dark burnt umber color. Very pretty but also very colored. Natural and intentional. The yellow color speaks more of whiskey, cognac, and other brown...

Appearance: Clearer than water with a hint of nothingness. This is seriously clean and clear. The glass ads the only imperfection that I can see. Almost surreal to an extent....

Appearance: A nice and clear peridot green. Slightly on the yellow side and just a tad thin but not much. Louche: This is an absinthe that can...

Appearance: A clear and burnt topaz with a dark green hue. Definitely a little too dark. Louche: The color had me expecting worse but there is an...

Appearance: The deep and dark color has faded to a natural amber hue. It's clear and clean but also dark. Louche: Extremely thin. The louche started well...

Appearance: Slightly yellowish side of peridot but clear and robust. Not thin or thick. Again this sample has already aged 3 years. Louche: Perfect if just a...

Appearance: A thin peridot green that is slightly on the yellower side. I should note that the sample I am reviewing is 3 years old by now. ...

Appearance: This blanche is extremely clear with just the slightest tint. Close to perfect but there's some yellow hue in the way. Louche: The louche is translucent...

Appearance: Valkyria has a clear and natural peridot green color whose only flaw is that it is more than a bit on the thin side. Louche:...

Appearance: A clear rusty dark red/orange combo. Almost like aged wine but a bit brighter. Beautiful. Louche: A bit on the weak side but a wonderfully beautiful...

Appearance: Very dark but natural brownish green color, akin to rotting olives. Clear and sediment free. Louche: Lots of oil trail but no clouds. Just ends...