Reviews
I enjoyed this little bottle quite a bit. Just like the kitten on the label... the bottle itself is smaller than most... charming. The absinthe inside is what counts though...
Quite a nice absinthe in a unique bottle. Dark brown glass gives the appearance of something medicinal. The contents are a rather traditional absinthe - well crafted and fairly balanced....
No question that this is not an absinthe for everyone. The base is quite pushy and it has a much more pronounced anise-bordering-upon-licorice flavour which is not typical of absinthes...
This absinthe is distinct from others in the Jade line but not as out in the periphery as Jade NO as it has a much more traditional profile. One aspect...
As others have noted - this is an absinthe unique amoung the Jade line. The core of the absinthe holds many similarities to its sisters... but that is where the...
While I am not a huge fan of "spicy" absinthes - this one is very well done and knows where to restrain itself. Appearance is clear and vibrant - louching...
Boggy Absinthe # 4. This sample was given to me a long time ago and I tasted at May 17th, 2014. Sampled at 3:1 without sugar, using a fountain. I...
APPEARANCE: Clear yellow-green color. LOUCHE: Is very pleasant to look at, slow forming. AROMA: Very fresh and floral aroma. Complex enough....
Color: Perfectly clear Louche: Correct and attractive. Rather quick. Cloudy grey white Aroma: Anise, pepper and pine. Deep,...
Having enjoyed both Walton Waters and Meadow of Love many times over, this new bottling of Blues Cat provides both familiarity while standing out on its own. ...
Appearance: yellow/dead leaf with greenish hues (it was perfectly stored I guess) Aroma (before water): aged wine alcohol (exquisitely woody), and green anise. Louche:...
This was the second absinthe tasted in a comparison done on 9-2-14. The other was a Pernod Fils c1910. This bottle was made by Edouard Pernod, which had...
I tastes this along with a sample of Pernod SA Couvet from c1920 as a comparison. Appearance - Clear and surprisingly bright for such an old absinthe....
This is a very respectable absinthe. The initial impression is very nice: it pours an attractive peridot with olive tones, and the louche is just as one would expect....
NOTE: Verte Batch One with Louisiana grown Wormwood, purchased 6/30/13 at the Atelier Vie Bottle Sale. Appearance Pre Louche: Beautiful natural light green color with sediment at...
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...
So much has been said about this absinthe - and it's really that good. I'd give Eddy a nudge up on the PF for complexity... but she is still a...
What can I say? This is everything a complex, quality, traditional absinthe should be. Hands-down a "5" across the charts for me. Reviewed with a 2013 bottle....
Quite a show. A nice, bright, natural green color as to be expected - the louching process is long and involved... lots of great trails! Serious trails. Fully louched- it...