PERNOD - Absinthe

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Description:
In 1805, Henri-Louis Pernod founded the first absinthe distillery.

Pernod absinthe, made from a great variety of plants, including the famous wormwood (artemesia absinthium) became the source of inspiration to many painters and poets and enjoyed immense popularity both in France and throughout 19th century Europe.

Inspired by the original recipe, Pernod with absinthe plant extacts is produced in compliance with current legislation. You can enjot it in the traditional way, by adding water poured onto a sugar lump, or simply diluted with iced water.absinthe

Producer: Pernod - www.pernod.net
ABV: 68%
Country of Origin: France

Category(s): Absinthe

Pricing

Size	Availability	Price	Unit Price	Buy	Desire
70cl Bottle	10th Mar 2010	£ 33.85		Add to Basket	Add to WishList

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4 Product Reviews

Author: Jo Oakes	Date of Review: 04:26:11 Sun, 03 Aug 2008
Review: Well the flammability is what melts the sugar cube in to the absinthe and as I was reviewing an absinthe other fans will be interested in the flammability. Also, I have had other absinthes with a higher alcohol content that are barely flammable if at all, so there is more to flammability than just the alcohol.

Author: Peter Von Impe	Date of Review: 02:14:25 Mon, 15 Oct 2007
Review: i disagree. this is not bitter at all, it's lovely. and alcohol content is the ONLY factor that makes liquors burn more or less, who gives a flying flip how flammable it is anyway? this drink made me feel as if i could see about half a second into the future. not useful for stock trading or horse race predicting, but fun nonetheless.

Author: Jo Oakes	Date of Review: 07:48:38 Mon, 15 Jan 2007
Review: Not particularly fond of Pernod as an absinthe. It is very bitter and it's commercialism have taken away from it as an absinthe. Very bitter without LOTS of sugar and much more flammable than other absinthes regardless of their alcohol content.

Author: Cesar Ray Garza	Date of Review: 04:14:07 Fri, 15 Jul 2005
Review: It was an Awesome feeling!!!

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