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This one is rare, very rare. It’s a handcrafted artisanal verte (green) absinthe with a difference – 100mg thujone. Most modern day versions of the Green Fairy ( la fee verte) offer nothing by comparison. The talent that is required to transform the noble herb – artemisia absinthium or wormwood – into this kind of sublime green power is largely lost. Thankfully the talent still exists in some places, and I was lucky enough to be given a glass or two by an serious absinthe collector over the weekend.

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I am sorry to say that Century Absinth is no longer available, and the limited numer of bottles that do still exist are highly prized. One glass was not enough – an amazing wormwood bite without any teasing – this absinth is about wormwood, and there is no mistake. If you want to add sugar, via an absinthe spoon, you can – but for me this was an epiphany, a revelation as to why the great poets and painters praised wormwood: Come, the Wines go to the beaches, And the waves by the millions! See the wild Bitter Rolling from the top of the mountains! Let us, wise pilgrims, reach The Absinthe with the green pillars. Arthur Rimbaud If you want the real deal, and you are lucky enough to be able to get hold of a glass, drink deep, this is the purest and most sublime form of absinth wormwood that you’ll ever find.

Marks out of 10? 100.as in 100mg thujone 🙂 Update: Thanks to pressure from a group of absinthe drinkers who like their abinth green ( verte) with an icey loucheand of course real thujone, the Green Fairy ( La Fee Verte) has wings again 🙂 Complex rounded wormwood with a backnote of anise and other floral songs dancing in the glass. Louche with iced water (or crushed ice is better) to release the natural herbal flavours and power of this absinthe. As the ice melts you’ll see a ghostly dance in the glass, known as a louche. Comments and opinions please below.

Czech with Absinth An absinthe which launches itself with an attack – why bother? According to reports there is yet another American absinthe, following lucid absinthe coming to the US market, the brainchild of a anonymous Washington state resident – called According to the source above: “ experimentation was done under a full moon, with a single hidden still, until the desired effect was achieved” Full moon, or full of b.baloney.we’ll have to wait and see. The reviewer certainly seems keen: my taste buds were enveloped with a strong minty wormwood flavor, with anise playing a back-up roll followed by a nice long fennel finish. Every sip seemed to coax out a different nuance out of this herbaceous beauty. If the Czechs would have produced an absinthe 1/50th as good as this one, the absinthe revolution would be at a full-steam roar right now, instead of in its infancy. Herbaceous beauty! We can at least enjoy the purple prose, before we enjoy the Marteau Verte 🙂.

Congratulations to Michael and Alla Ward who won a gold medal at the with their Moulin Rooz Absinthe! 94 out of a 100!

Five-times distilled from the finest grapes, with a perfect balance of Elderflower, Gentian, Fennelseed, Hyssop and Wormwood. A perfect expression of bitter and aromatic herbs, with hints of the Australian Bush. ‘Historically, Absinthe has been enshrouded in mystery because of the wormwood component and for years has been banned in many countries. But in recent years, it has been allowed to come back. Distiller, Alla Ward has distilled individually botanicals (Including the bitter wormwood) to make up the complex and aromatic pastis style bitters to create this high 60% ALC.VOL of liquid gold” Neighbourhood News. A new absinthe called Lucid has been produced by a corporation based in New York.

Details are sketchy, but here is what we know so far: Called Superieure, it’s made from a recipe including Artemisia absinthium, but tests thujone free. Release date is late May, initially in New York and LA.

I spoke to Ted earlier today, and he’s very confident both in the quality of the product, and in his ability to continue producing it with no measurable level of thujone (Source: Oxygenee Blog) Whether Lucid absinthe has any thujone content is a major issue in the absinthe community. According to Dr Niels Arnold of the University of Kansas pre-ban absinthe had about 260mg/l of thujone. Thesedays the highest you can find is about 100mg in a natural verte called – although many mass market modern copies have none at all 😦 Seems that many absinthe drinkers are not hearing the symphony that absinthe drinkers enjoyed in the 19th century, but are just looking at the record label! The debate rages on the web forums and amongst absintheurs. The issue of thujone in is also discussed here.

Apsinthion Grand De Luxe is a handmade absinthe produced by the Toorank Distillery at Jasienica, in Poland. This absinthe uses a combination of “ wormwood, coriander and peppermint herb distillate“.

The herbs are collected from the mountain and the factors of altitude, air and abundant water make the herbs of excellent quality. It is also said that the formula for this absinthe is based upon a recipe from a captured French soldier taken to Poland in the early part of the 19th century. The thujone content is noted at a rather high 30mg. 3d resistivity inversion software testing. This is one of the highest levels of thujone – apart from the Czech absinth brands like Absinth 35 (35mg) and (100mg – and not for sale in the European Union). Apsonthion Grand De Luxe delivers a quality louche.

Absynt Bar at Ul. Miodowa 26, Krakow, Poland.