Pernod Absinthe 70cl

Name: Pernod Absinthe 70cl
Brand: Pernod
SKU: 8660
Price: 45 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.5 (5 reviews)

France • 70cl • 68%

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Award: Gold, The Absinthe Masters (The Spirits Business), 2013

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£41.15

Country

France

Distillery/Brand

Pernod

Single Cask?

Natural Cask Strength?

Dimensions

W:7.5cm x H:30cm x D:7.5cm

Weight

1.3kg

Allergy information

This product does not contain any notifiable allergens.

Pernod Absinthe

A herbal, intense absinthe from Pernod - famous today for being a top producer of France's beloved Pastis, but once renowned (or should we say "infamous") as the first absinthe distillery when they opened in 1805. This was inspired by an original recipe that was created before the 1915 absinthe ban...

Customer Rating

3.5

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Absinthe* Not Pastis

I see negative reviews on this which it doesn't deserve, this is a great Absinthe , it has a decent Louche when prepared , it has a nice organic botanic taste from the wormwood and anise. It is distilled from an original pre ban recipe, This is a good starting point for French Absinthe - move onto the Jade bottles after. Great stuff

Aaron Presslie Jun 8, 2024

Quite similar to Pastis.

I bought one here just a month ago. Casually I had a bottle of Pastis Richard at home and I was able to make a comparison: it's quite the same thing, with more alcohol added. Next time I'll try something else.

Ciro Arnese Feb 20, 2017

Two types of Pernod Absinthe.

When it first came out it tasted like 'Pernod Anis' on steroids, not itself a bad thing, but since they 'rediscovered' the old recipe a few years ago, it became more Absinthe like. Actually quite similar to Jade's 1901, although you could argue over the quality compared to each other.

Stephen Robinson Sep 21, 2016

Ignore the above

This is not even similar to regular Pernod. Even if it was, the recipe is about to change due to the rediscovery of a grape-based spirit recipe. Unlike La Fee Bohémian this will louche beautifully and works wonderfully in a number of cocktails. It is a good, solid Absinthe.

Master of Malt Customer Jun 29, 2013

Regular Pernod...

...but bottled at higher strength, with added green dye. Pay an extra £20 or so, research (try some samples) and purchase a bottle of far superior quality absinthe that are available. x

Master of Malt Customer Jun 22, 2013