Appearance: yellow/dead leaf with greenish hues (it was perfectly stored I guess) Aroma (before water): aged wine alcohol (exquisitely woody), and green anise. Louche:...

Color: (a bit too) vivid green with some yellowish glances. Louche: instant! Very milky, you can't see through, internal rims of the glass are very oily, very...

Aroma : grande absinthe, angelica and mostly anise Louche : very(too) quick and opaque Flavor : the aroma was predicting something excellent but the...

Color: nice green olive with an amber shade, a little too deep for a modern absinthe imo. Louche: not opalescent but still nicely formed. But pay attention,...

Color: Splendid feuille morte with a beautiful orange tint, a forest in autumn. Louche: Quick and thick, beautiful, the color gets more amber/peachy. ...

Color: artificial flashy-green, La Fée-like, not really unattractive though. Louche: nice opalescent louche that forms quickly. Maybe a bit too quick to be 'clean' but attractive nonetheless....

Color: pale green with a slight bluish tint. Louche: good and honest. Aroma: hard to define, something weird in it. Primarily it smells wine base Marc. Then a...

Color: that olive color is somewhat attractive, nothing that looks really artificial here, just a bit unusual. Louche: the louche is too slow to form and does...

Color : nice dark olive with an amber tint but too deep. Louche : louches correctly with slow iced water drip and specially with sugar. Quickly overwaters, needs...