Reviews written by amber-peter
Color: This is the best green I have ever seen in an absinthe. Emerald perfection, not too dark or light. This is exactly what comes to mind when I think...
Color: A pale, pale forest green. Very clear. Louche: Really nice swirling oils, slowly building thicker and more opaque from the bottom of the glass. Once louched,...
Color: Topaz, but not in a "dead" way. Clear, and without sediment. Louche: Extremely slow, but not too spectacular. Turns and attractive citrine color with amber tones....
Color: A very nice green with a slight yellowy paleness. Louche: Wild oil storms and slow layering, turning into oranges and minty green, eventually ending in a...
Color: An amazing bright green that is exactly what comes to mind when I think of absinthe green. Louche: Really beautiful louche, starting with turbulent, spinning oils,...
Color: The color of my Blanchette came out to be perfectly clear. As clear as the glass, with the very slightest of glittering particles in it. I've been reading about...
Color: Dark iced-tea color Definitely a deep green-amber hue, as compared to a gold-amber. Louche: With a slow drip, it transforms without any of the typical louche...
Color: Nice, natural green with hints of gold and amber. It’s a little pale, but not at all unpleasant. Louche: Beautiful, opalescent louche, very turbulent and rolly....
Color: As a blanche, it's hard to give too much detail about the color. It's clear and neutrally colored (no noticeable yellowness, etc.) Louche: Louches fairly quickly...
Color: I think the color is a perfect, clear green. Louche: Slow drip yields dancing fireworks and oily storms followed by creaminess gradating upwards through the glass....
Color: Very pretty and olive in the bottle with a little bit of swirling "sediment", although it's more like a teensy bit of a dark green dust. In the glass,...
Color: It's a lovely teal color...but not if you're claiming to be a green absinthe. Louche: It TRIES to louche. It really does. Aroma:...
Color: Clean and deeply colored, a fairly dark green/yellow (perhaps a bit more yellow than green.) Very nice. Louche: REALLY nice trails and swirling, having fully developed...