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Appearance: A deep, funky green, not unlike extra virgin olive oil. It's not very attractive.
Louche: Lots of oily movement while the water combines with the "absinthe"...and absolutely no louche.
Aroma: Smells like extra strong iced tea and the odor that dried flowers get at the craft store, some mint, and an awful lot of camphor.
Flavor/Mouthfeel: There's the tiniest whisper of wormwood and bitter that yields to a cheap, dried tea bag of mint tea flavor. It tastes like these herbs have been long since dead.
Finish: This is all of the things I hate about cheap tea...bitter, too dry, no flavor nuance. There's also a very slight vinegary pickle flavor.
Appearance: Very dark but natural brownish green color, akin to rotting olives. Clear and sediment free.
Louche: Lots of oil trail but no clouds. Just ends up a watered down version of the original appearance.
Aroma: Strong smelling almost rotten basil and mint combo. Menthol heavy and not what you expect from an absinthe.
Flavor: Not as bad as the smell but it tastes like an oily mint tea. There is a sticky texture to Knarr as well. No tastes of absinthe or the usual trinity or anything like that. This is not absinthe.
Finish: Heated and lingering from the flavor. Doesn't last too long though.