Reviews written by evan-camomile
Appearance: A softened yellow with just a little green hue. Clear but not bright or vibrant looking. Louche: The final louche retains a bit of color and...
Appearance: A green tinted amber color. Clear yet dark in hue appearing deep. Louche: The louche is very light and thin. It is there but the entire...
Appearance: A nice feuille morte color that is clean and very gem-like. Almost looks like a deep liquid topaz. Louche: The louche is slow to form and...
Appearance: Crystal clear except for the slightest hint of yellow. Louche: Slightly on the thick side and definitely monotone. Not much to say about the louche really....
Appearance: An extremely clear light green. It's almost a blanche. Louche: This louche is very nice. Shadowy and reflective of ambient colors. A near perfect level of...
Appearance: A natural and clear light green. It is also slightly thin in appearance and not heavily colored. Louche: A very active and rolling louche. At the...
Note: Louched at 2.5:1 creating a final drink at 16% ABV despite my usual preference to review at 12-15% ABV. This was done after some brand research and a decision...
Appearance: A near perfect but deep and dark peridot color. Very clear and pristine appearing. Louche: There is a large variance inn hue once the louche is...
Appearance: A very clear blanche with no sediment or hue detected. Louche: The louche ends up being very thick. An opaque and almost almond-like appearance with not...
Appearance: A very light and clear olive green. Nothing bad but nothing special either. Louche: Just slightly too thick but not bad at all. Not too hued...
Appearance: A light grassy green that is clear and bright. Hardly any of the usual yellow tone at all. Nice and clear with no sediment. Louche: A...
Appearance: A fresh and clear chartreuse color. It is bright, clean, and natural. Louche: Just slightly thick pale green. Blue hues at the edges but otherwise not...
Appearance: A bright, fresh, and clear peridot to light-olive hue. Very pretty and natural appearing. Louche: The color is retained very well with an wonderful opaque-translucent ratio....
Appearance: Clear with no tint but a very, very slight hue. Louche: Oily on top with a thick and overall grainy appearance. Just a hint of blue...
Appearance: The classic peridot green with no haze or sediment to be found. Louche: Very, very, thick. A lighter shade of the original peridot. ...
Appearance: Clear, clean and glass-like. No sediment nor haze. Louche: Just a tiny bit thick but otherwise spot-on translucency. There is a small mixture of hues in...
Appearance: This rouge is a crystal clear and stunning ruby red. There's a slight pink when held to direct light indicating natural hibiscus coloration. It's deep and strong yet incredibly...
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...