Reviews written by green-baron
-Color- Before Water: Looks quite like vintage fuille morte golden brown with the tiniest bit of green tint. Often a sign of bitterness and/or overcoloring...
-Color- Though I know it’s artificially colored, this is one of the best artificial colors I’ve seen; the mid-peridot could pass for some of the more vivid naturally colored...
-Color- Before Water: Very attractive and natural medium gem green. After Water: Louched glass presents a nice light green-olive color. ...
-Color Before Water- Beautiful copperish-golden-brown fueille morte. There were some significant particles of sediment in my sample. However, it’s one of the last samples from...
-Color- Before Water: Vivid red with orange highlights. I actually find it quite attractive and technically it’s natural since it comes from cochineal bugs. But of course proper,...
-Color- Before Water: Clear After Water: Attractive blanche white with blue highlights. -Louche- Good action but a little quicker than...
-Color- Before Water: Clear as a blanche should be. After Water: Thin louche that’s more translucent than opaque. Reminds me of pre-2008sih Emile Pernot offerings. ...
-Color- Before Water: Clear with a slight yellowish tint. If I didn’t already know it’s because of the intentionally unorthodox light coloring step, it’s possible I’d score it...
-Color- Before Water: Nice and clear After Water: Good opalescence- not too thick, not too thin. -Louche- Builds up at...
-Color- (Before Water) Very pale green, no sediment. -Louche- Good trail and fog action. Louched color is still very pale green, decent opacity,...
-Color- Before Water: Pale amber. After Water: Creamy straw with light green tint. -Louche- The impressive louche...
-Color- Before Water: Crystal clear. After Water: Opalescent white with copper and blue highlights; nice oil slicks on the surface. ...
-Color- Before Water: Clear vivid and natural amber-olive-green. The sample I had was a bit young, which contributed to the brightness, but I’d bet this will...
-Color- Before Water: Perfectly crystal clear After Water: A little on the thick side, but not too much so. Slight blue glow around the...
-Color- Before Water: Vibrant, clear- nearly forest- green. I believe this is due to the young age of this absinthe, and in 3 weeks I have already seen...
-Color- Before Water: Pale, amber with just a hint of green. Perhaps on the side of too pale, but still vibrant. Most doses are perfectly...
-Color- Before Water: Vibrant light peridot. Very green, but I know this absinthe is a little young, so I hesitate to give it full points before I can...
-Color- Before Water: A nice yellow-green. Maybe too yellow, and ½ a degree too neon bright, but it might be natural (I am pretending that I don't know...
-Color- Before Water: Perfectly clear and refractory. After Water: On the thick side, but pleasantly so, with appropriate opalescence. -Louche- ...
-Color- Before Water: A pretty shade of lime yellow-green. I also think of it as “lime peridotâ€. A little more towards the straw/amber range than the...