Country French Absinthe
Distillery/Brand Jade

Jade 1901

Created by the superb Jade company this is a classic absinthe based on a 1901 recipe which was used by the famous Pernod Fils distillery based in Saumur, France.

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose Fresh flowers and hints of wormwood. Star anise is ripe and intense. Quite herbal with perhaps a hint of peppermint too. Very earthy.

Palate Creamy, thick palate entry with wormwood and fennel to the fore. Hints of aniseed and allspice. Dried flowers and a little sweetness.

Finish Crisp, minty finish with spices on the tail.

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Reviews for Jade 1901 Absinthe
An amazing drink
Extremely fragrant and smooth. Has a strong herbal aroma and taste that doesn't feel weak at all even when diluted with no less than four parts water, and feels so silky running down my throat. Gives me a pleasant tingling sensation on my tongue, a characteristic of green anise and fennel. Overall, this absinthe gave me a truly amazing tasting experience. Five stars.
S. L , Korea, Republic Of
3 years ago
couldn't possibly give less than 5 stars. Amazing.
Amazing absinthe.
Bought a second bottle for back up.

More herbal than the Nouvelle Orleans.

Incredibly refreshing. Especially when made with 2-3 parts water and 1-2 parts Schweppes pink soda. No sugar.

Make the above for your anti absinthe friends in summer and watch them change their mind on absinthe...So refreshing.
Master of Malt Customer
3 years ago
Jades best absinthe
1901 is a revisial of pre ban pernod fills. Aside from the leathery taste from ageing, the old pre ban sample was better, however not by much. If the pre ban was a made today 1901 is what you would get. For true absinthe conisure, made the old way. Outstanding at 1 to three (water) no sugar needed. And get ready for some beautiful fennel and wine base
Master of Malt Customer
6 years ago