- Traditional Absinthe
- Haint
Haint
Product Details
Available in USA?
Style/Color
Verte
Degrees ABV (% alcohol)
63
Year of Make (if known)
2013
Country of Origin
United States
Distillery
Dogwood Distilling
Website
http://dogwooddistilling.com/haint-absinthe/
Editor review
1 review
Shows promise
Overall rating
3.0
Appearance
N/A
Aroma
N/A
Louche
N/A
Flavor / Mouthfeel
N/A
Finish
N/A
Overall
3.0
Appearance: Very light, almost non-existent coloring. Clean with no sediment. Light greens and yellows.
Louche: Quite thin and pale. Not inappropriate, just thin. Could use a bit more green anise to round the flavor out a bit.
Aroma: Herbal and vibrant. Hyssop, spearmint, and star anise are on the nose, with hints of juicy fruit.
Flavor: Light. Not bland, just light. Nice wormwood flavor without bitterness. Anise is there, but not quite correct. Tastes more like star anise than green.
Finish: Pleasant but recedes a bit too quickly.
Overall: It's a nice start. This seems to me like it's a product made by a distiller who was concerned about being too over the top with flavor at the beginning, so they started off 'slow.' I think that if they continue making this product, the distiller will become more comfortable with the unique flavors of absinthe and become a bit more bold with their botanicals. As it is, it's still a nice starter. Don't let the scores mislead you.
Louche: Quite thin and pale. Not inappropriate, just thin. Could use a bit more green anise to round the flavor out a bit.
Aroma: Herbal and vibrant. Hyssop, spearmint, and star anise are on the nose, with hints of juicy fruit.
Flavor: Light. Not bland, just light. Nice wormwood flavor without bitterness. Anise is there, but not quite correct. Tastes more like star anise than green.
Finish: Pleasant but recedes a bit too quickly.
Overall: It's a nice start. This seems to me like it's a product made by a distiller who was concerned about being too over the top with flavor at the beginning, so they started off 'slow.' I think that if they continue making this product, the distiller will become more comfortable with the unique flavors of absinthe and become a bit more bold with their botanicals. As it is, it's still a nice starter. Don't let the scores mislead you.
BR
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