Reviews written by Brian Robinson
Color: An inviting deep green. Louche: No real layering. Instead, more of a general build up. Turns out to be a very nice shade of...
Color: An attractive, natural emerald hue. Louche: Developes well. It ends up a tad thin, but still attractive. Still retains a greenish hue. ...
I was very pleased when I first pulled out this absinthe and poured a dose. First off, the packaging is great. The decanter style bottle adds a lot...
I enjoy having a rouge every once in a while. The holidays are a perfect time, as is a hot summer day. It's a very refreshing, flowery beverage....
After trying a few of the prototypes, I was extremely excited to see this hit the shelves! Color: A shade lighter than emerald. Similar to an...
This was one of the most unique vintage absinthes I've ever tasted, mainly due to the louched color. Color: Pre-louche, a deep dark fuille morte. ...
This absinthe was extremely enjoyable. Color: A very attractive deep green. Louche: It didn't layer as much as I would hope, but it built...
Color: Waaay too light. Almost a straw color. Louche: I was happy with the louche. The layering is very pronounced. I think, due to...
Color: No sediment. A very intriguing and inviting deep green. Louche: Much easier to coax out a louche than its cousin, Belle Amie. Great trails...
Color: I LOVE the color of this absinthe. A nice, dark, peridot. Very inviting. Louche: The louche builds nice and thick with great trails. ...
I was very excited to try this absinthe, having a soft spot in my heart for Spanish absentas. The newest version, which I received on 9/24/08 is a dramatic...
This review has been edited tin include my thoughts on recent batches and how they compared to the original review of Batch 4. UPDATED REVIEW: Color: I was...
Thanks to MThuilli for making some of this offering available for sampling. The color is a deep amber with no visible sediment. A truly...
Received a bottle of this today. Thanks Martin! The color is too deep for me. Even my wife, who isn't in to absinthe...
Sonja was gracious enough to send me a sample of Sirene the week of its debut. I should have been more gracious in adding my review in a timely...
Color: Thin and very light. Straw color. Louche: VERY slow to form, only beginning to appear after about two measures of water. ...
This was a decent blanche back when it first came out, but has fallen behind the curve of late, with so many high quality products making appearances. ...
Color: Unlike some bottles that I've seen with a yellow tinge to them, this bottle was clear and bright with no visible sediment. Louche: Very...
This bottle is 9 years old, and still is as red as the day I bought it. Color: It's Serpis. Need I say more? ...
A very nice offering from Duplais. Color is perfectly clear. No visible sediment. Louche forms very nicely with beautiful trails and great layering....