Traditional Absinthe

These brands represent the quality range of modern absinthes made in the traditional style of the 19th century. Our criteria for what constitutes “traditional style” are based on the qualities and character of properly distilled absinthes made at the height of absinthe’s popularity in the late 19th century; these were the definitive item. Briefly, these criteria are: • Minimum 90 proof. • May not contain sugar or other sweeteners. • Must contain Artemisia absinthium wormwood as a main ingredient.• Must have a main characteristic flavor of aniseed and wormwood. For more on these criteria, read this article on Absinthe in the U.S.. If you would like to add your review, please read and follow the guidelines the Wormwood Society Absinthe Scoring Guide to determine your score.
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The new recipe from Wild Card absinthe, first made available in mid to late 2014.
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The flagship absinthe from Distillery Botanica, an Australian distillery focused o...
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The final cog in the Jade wheel.  A faithful homage to one of the more popular oxy...
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Made in the traditional French Pontarlier style, this absinthe uses Grand Wormwood...
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An absinthe aged in oak for 6 months before bottling.
 
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A new recipe from the distillery Devoille that combines rare varieties of wormwood...
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This absinthe is based on a wine spirit that was distilled in 2013 and stored in o...
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From their website: Pacifique Absinthe Verte Supérieure is a super-premium absinth...
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