Review Detail
Ahh, good ole Serpis
Overall rating
3.0
Appearance
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Aroma
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Louche
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Flavor / Mouthfeel
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Finish
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Overall
3.0
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?
Louche: Great louche with vivid trails that slowly build up to a peachy opalescence with pronounced layering. Quite beautiful actually.
Aroma: As expected, lots of anise with just a hint of wormwood. Quite fruity as well.
Flavor: Again, tons of anise, which is exactly what you'd expect from a popular Spanish brand. Fruity and refreshing. I'd never add sugar to this, as it's already quite sweet.
Finish: Lots of lingering sweetness from the anise along with a slightly fruity medicinal aftertaste on the back and sides of the tongue.
Overall, I'll always have a spot in my heart for Serpis. Other than the red/peach coloring, it's exactly what one should expect from a Spanish absenta.
Color: It's Serpis. Need I say more?
Louche: Great louche with vivid trails that slowly build up to a peachy opalescence with pronounced layering. Quite beautiful actually.
Aroma: As expected, lots of anise with just a hint of wormwood. Quite fruity as well.
Flavor: Again, tons of anise, which is exactly what you'd expect from a popular Spanish brand. Fruity and refreshing. I'd never add sugar to this, as it's already quite sweet.
Finish: Lots of lingering sweetness from the anise along with a slightly fruity medicinal aftertaste on the back and sides of the tongue.
Overall, I'll always have a spot in my heart for Serpis. Other than the red/peach coloring, it's exactly what one should expect from a Spanish absenta.
BR
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